Table 3

CCK-4, peptoid, and nonpeptide efficacy at respective wild-type and mutant CCK-BRs

Ligand efficacy
CCK-4PD-135,158PD-136,450L-740,093S
% CCK-8-induced inositol phosphate production
Wild type99  ± 120  ± 142  ± 230  ± 23-a
TM I
 Y61A99  ± 66  ± 1 16  ± 3 3-150 12  ± 2 3-150
TM II
 F110A95  ± 525  ± 347  ± 326  ± 4
 T111A109  ± 310  ± 3 16  ± 4 3-150 6  ± 2 3-150 3-a
TM III
 S131A103  ± 921  ± 238  ± 427  ± 53-a
 G135A103  ± 327  ± 746  ± 1024  ± 2
TM IV
 M186A92  ± 8 41  ± 8 3-150 67  ± 7 3-150 9  ± 2 3-150
 T193A95  ± 529  ± 344  ± 325  ± 2
TM V
 S219A106  ± 1019  ± 343  ± 242  ± 63-a
 L226A100  ± 326  ± 348  ± 225  ± 1
 F227A104  ± 6 0  ± 0 3-150 8  ± 3 3-150 41  ± 4
TM VI
 W346A99  ± 5 43  ± 5 3-150 57  ± 3 12  ± 3 3-150 3-a
 V349A103  ± 5 3  ± 2 3-150 3  ± 3 3-150 72  ± 8 3-150 3-a
 Y350A98  ± 3 0  ± 2 3-150 0  ± 2 3-150 0  ± 3 3-150 3-a
 N353L85  ± 49  ± 2 15  ± 2 3-150 12  ± 1 3-150 3-a
 T354A96  ± 834  ± 553  ± 7 5  ± 2 3-150
TM VII
 S379A101  ± 231  ± 551  ± 144  ± 63-a

Multiple CCK-BR pocket mutations significantly alter efficacy of the synthetic peptoid (PD-135,158, PD-136,450) and nonpeptide (L-740,093S) ligands (values are underlined). Mutant CCK-BRs were stimulated with saturating ligand concentrations which were at least 50-fold higher than their respective IC50 values (Table1). IC50 values for L-740,093S at the mutant receptors (not shown) were not significantly different from the wild-type value (25 ± 3.7 nM) except for the T111A (84 ± 10.9 nM) and S379A mutants (8.8 ± 1.6 nM). Data represent means ± S.E. of at least three independent experiments.

    • TM, transmembrane domain.

    • 3-a  Previously reported data (Bläker et al., 1998).

    • 3-150P < 0.05 versus wild type.