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Electro-nanopores in the lipid membrane. Computer modeling vs
experiments
Malgorzata KotulskaDepartment of Biomedical Engineering & Instrumentation
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Kingston University, Dept. Computing, Information Systems and Mathematics
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Membrane reorganization under electric field
lipid bilayer with no pore hydrophilic nanopore
E
ionsmolecules
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Cell electroporation
Rapid-freezing electron microscopy of red blood cells before and after brief electric pulses (protoplasmic membrane face). Pore diameter 20-120 nm.DC. Chang and TS. Reese, Biophysical J. 58 (1990 )
Hypo-osmolar conditions – hemolysis (?)ML. Escande-Geraud et al., BBA 939 (1988) 247 Iso-osmolar no effectGV. Gass, LV. Chernomordik, BBA 1023 (1990) 1
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Molecular Dynamics
Lipid bilayer (2304 lipids) tk = 3680 ps. Red headgroups and blue chains; (yellow and green lipids - periodic images; water not shown)
Movie from Tieleman DP., BMC Biochem. 2004, 19; 5:10.
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Energetical profile
222 5.02),( rUCrrUrW LWp
JC. Weaver and YA. Chizmandzhev, Bioelectrochem. Bioenerg. 41 (1996) 135
Free energy of the pore
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Problems
Basic
• Mechanism of electroporation
• Shape of electropores (cylindrical or irregular ?)
Applications
• Stabilizing of electropore (other than mechanical stress)
• Size control in long-lived electropores (e.g. big and stable electropores for DNA delivery)
• Control of the sensitivity to electroporation
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Monte Carlo simulations – modified Pink’s model
The rate of heads in standing configuration show rapid head reorientation if
E > 0.5 · 108 V/m (250 mV)
H=Hvdw + Hconf + Hdip + He
M. Kotulska, K. Kubica, Physical Review E 72 (2005) 061903
Kotulska M., Kubica K., Koronkiewicz S., Kalinowski S., Bioelectrochemistry 70 (2007) 64
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The rate of chains in gel (all-trans) and fluid conformations depends on electric field E if E > 0.5·108 V/m (250 mV)
(NL – negative layer, PL – positive layer)
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Creation of a hydrophilic pore
Kotulska M., Kubica K., in Advances in Planar Lipid Bilayers and Liposomes, vol. 7. ed. A. Leitmannova Liu, Elsevier, 2008
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Methods of electroporation
• Pulses
• Current clamp (M. Robello, A. Gliozzi BBA 982 (1989) 173)
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Electroporation under current-controlled conditions (chronopotentiometry - ChP)
pore formation
membrane chargingpore fluctuations
Voltage fluctuations under current-clamp, I = 0.2 nA, egg lecithin
Kalinowski S., G. Ibron, K. Bryl, Z. Figaszewski. 1998., BBA 1369:204‑212
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Applications of chronopotentiometry
M. Kotulska, S. Koronkiewicz, S. Kalinowski, Physical Review E 69 (2004), 031920
Noise 1/f, exponent dependent on physico-chemical conditions
Modelling ischemic electroporated cell
Kalinowski S, Koronkiewicz S, Kotulska M, Kubica K, Bioelectrochemistry 70 (2007) 83-90
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CACC electroporation (Chronoamperometry After Current Clamp)
Electroporation at current clamp I
Delay time; mean potential Um
stabilized (at I)
Clamping voltage at
constant Um
Data acquisition
(at Um)
1.5 M AlCl3 (DAlCl3 1.3 nm)
&2 M NaCl (DNaCl 0.9 nm)
M. Kotulska, Biophysical Journal 92 (2007), 2412-21
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Periodograms
Periodograms for 2 M NaCl, B = 1.38, Sl = 0.6 nA2/Hz, Dmean = 1.73 nm (crosses, upper curve), 0.2 M NaCl, B = 1.37, Sl = 2.1 nA2/Hz, Dmean = 2.1 nm (diamonds, middle curve), and 1.5 M AlCl3, B = 1.55, Sl = 3.0 nA2/Hz, Dmean = 1.3 nm (squares, bottom curve).
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artificial nanopore / maltoporin channel
Siwy Z, Fulinski A., Phys Rev Lett. 2002; 89(15):158101
Bezrukov SM, Winterhalter M.Phys Rev Lett. 2000; 85(1):202
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Models
Self-similar process or 1/f noise
Hypotheses: One long-term process Sums of Markovian processes Self-Organized Criticallity
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-stable probability density function (MLE)(Left) Probability density function of the conductance dynamics approximated by MLE as a long‑tailed -stable distribution ( = 1.78) and the smoothed data (stars). Confidence interval 0.95
(Right) Tail region in log-log .Data obtained for 1.5 M AlCl3
(B = 1.64, G = 2.4 nm)
Statistical tests with STABLE program by JP. Nolan.(MLE, sample characteristic function and quantile methods, [0.03, 0.1])
Kotulska M., Biophysical Journal 92 (2007), 2412-21
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Stability index depends on the nanopore size.
(Data for 2 M NaCl)
fractional Levy stable motion tends to fractional Brownian motion
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Shape evolution (?)
Images generated by Fractal Explorer
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Memory of the process
Memory current-clamp < Memory CACC
Feedback effect
d = H 1/ (if d > 0 then the memory is long)
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Electroporation inmedical applications
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Heart Defibrillation
ELECTROCHEMOTHERAPY(ECT)
ELECTROGENETHERAPY(EGT)
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Molecular transport into the cell
Mir L.M, S. Orlowski, Adv.Drug Deliv. Rev. 35(1999) 107-118
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Electroporation in the cell
Dev S.B. et al.. IEEE Trans. Plasma Sci. 28 (2000) 206-223
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ECT of a squamous cell carcinoma
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Mechanisms of anti-cancer effect
Enhanced transport of cytostatic drugs
Radiosensitizing effect of bleomycin
Vascular block
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Other pores/channels
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Modelling ionic flow through channels
Enhanced algorithm for Poisson-Nernst-Planck model
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Nernst-Planck (Smoluchowski)
Poisson
Collaboration:
Witek Dyrka, Andy Augousti
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Characteristics
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Optimization
Adaptive gradient-based optimisation of step size: super relaxation
Adjustable relaxation coefficient
Space segmentation
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Reducing computational cost
Dyrka W., Augousti A.T., Kotulska M.: Ion flux through membrane channels – an enhanced algorithm for Poisson-Nernst-Planck model, submitted to J. Comp. Chemistry.
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Ryanodine receptor calcium channel
Collaboration:
Jean-Christophe Nebel
FKBP12.6
RyR2
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SR Ca reuptake pump
Na/Ca exchanger
Efflux
RyRs
L-type channel
Influx
Ca
Contract
Ca
Ca
Relax
T-tubule myocyte sarcolemmal membrame
M. Scoote, A.J. Williams, Cardiovascular Research 56 (2002) 359-372
Ca dependent electromechanical coupling in cardiac myocyte
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Diseases resulting from channelopathies
1. Malignant Hyperthermia (MH),
2. Central Core Disease (CDD)
3. Catecholaminergic Polymorphic Ventricular Tachycardia (CPVT).
Hypotheses
• Mutations increase Ca2+ leak.
• Abnormal cardiac RyR phosphorylation and dissociation of FKBP12.6 may play a role in the pathogenesis of some forms of heart failure (HF), but this presumption needs more experimental support.
Kania M. Kotulska M., A system for modeling the cooperativity of ryanodine receptors in cardiac myocytes, Proc. IFMBE 11 (2005) 1727-83,
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What is the pore structure?
AJ. Williams, Q. Rev. Bioph. 34, 1 (2001), pp. 61–104.
Y. Wang et al. Biophys. J. 89 (2005) 256-265
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