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Expression of the cystine-glutamate exchanger (xc −) in retinal ganglion cells and regulation by nitric oxide and oxidative stress | Cell and Tissue Research
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The cystine-glutamate exchanger, system xc −, mediates the Na+-independent exchange of cystine into cells, coupled to the efflux of intracellular glutamate. System xc − plays a critical role in glutathione homeostasis. Early studies of brain suggested that system xc − was present primarily in astrocytes but not neurons. More recent work indicates that certain brain neurons have an active system xc −. In the retina, system xc − has been demonstrated in Müller and retinal pigment epithelial cells. We have recently suggested that two protein components of system xc −, xCT and 4F2hc, are present in ganglion cells of the intact retina. Here, we have used (1) molecular and immunohistochemical assays to determine whether system xc − is present in primary ganglion cells isolated from neonatal mouse retinas and (2) functional assays to determine whether its activity is regulated by oxidative stress in a retinal ganglion cell line (RGC–5). Primary mouse ganglion cells and RGC–5 cells express xCT and 4F2hc. RGC–5 cells take up [3H]glutamate in the absence of Na+, and this uptake is blocked by known substrates of system xc − (glutamate, cysteine, cystine, quisqualic acid). Treatment of RGC–5 cells with NO and reactive oxygen species donors leads to increased activity of system xc − associated with an increase in the maximal velocity of the transporter with no significant change in the substrate affinity. This is the first report of system xc − in primary retinal ganglion cells and RGC–5 cells. Oxidative stress upregulates this transport system in RGC–5 cells, and the process is associated with an increase in xCT mRNA and protein but no change in 4F2hc mRNA or protein.
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