Free fatty acid 2 receptor regulates the NADPH oxidase activity induced by formyl peptide receptor specific agonists
Wang, D.; Bjorkman, L. I.; Dahlgren, C.; Forsman, H.
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The neutrophil NADPH oxidase is activated by signals generated by formyl peptide receptor (FPR) agonists recognized by FPR1 (fMLF) and FPR2 (WKYMVM), respectively. Also, the antagonists cyclosporin H (specific for FPR1) and PBP10 (specific for FPR2) inhibit the NADPH oxidase activity when induced by the two peptide agonists. When bound to its receptor, the non-activating positive allosteric modulator Cmp58, specific for the free fatty acid 2 receptor (FFA2R), affects not only the response induced by agonists specific for FFA2R, but also the activating potency but not the efficacy of the two FPR activating peptides. Even though Cmp58 is without effect on the efficacy of the response induced by the FPR agonists, the inhibitory effect of the respective FPR specific antagonists is reduced. This sensitivity shift was reversed by an FFA2R specific antagonist suggesting that two different signals generated by the FPRs activate the NADPH oxidase. According to a receptor trans-regulation model, the activated FPRs generate signals that directly activate the NADPH oxidase and signals that activate the allosterically modulated FFA2Rs to elicit activation of the NADPH.
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