TItE JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY (en rev¡oén) Ca 2 /CM-PKII aurapbospbary<strong>la</strong>tion. AcLivated Ca2~/CM- PKII would pbospitary<strong>la</strong>te cytoskelotal camponents, perbaps cytokeratins 8 arad 18, tbereb>’ disrupting puliarive irahibitor>’ irateractiaras boliweara libe cytoskaiotora and CPT-I. Stimu<strong>la</strong>Lion of CPT-! upan disruptian of libo cytosko<strong>la</strong>ton would be also acbievod b>’ challenga of intact bepaLocyres lio IDPN or b>’ Lrealimenli of permeabilized bepaliocytes witb tryps<strong>la</strong> ira mild coradiliions. Stabilization of libo cyroska<strong>la</strong>ton wilib Laxol ma>’ provarat tite malorayi-CaA-indopen<strong>de</strong>nt aculio stimu<strong>la</strong>Lian of CFI’-I. It is obvious ritat libe raotion tbat fatr’y acid traraslocation <strong>la</strong>to mitochondria ma>’ be contro<strong>la</strong>d it>’ madu<strong>la</strong>tion of libe irateractioras botweera CFI’-I arad cyraskeletal componenlis (i.e. by a ma<strong>la</strong>ra>’l-CoA-ira<strong>de</strong>pora<strong>de</strong>rat mechanism) does raoli diminisb Lite imporlianca of maiorayl-CoA as a pitysio<strong>la</strong>gical madu<strong>la</strong>tor of CPT-I activir>’ (5,8). Ora ono barad, since libo pioneering work of McGarry arad coworkers (8,43), citarages <strong>la</strong> long-chaira fality acid oxidation ura<strong>de</strong>r man>’ diffarerat patbo-pbysio<strong>la</strong>gical situatioras bayo boen sbown La be liraked Lo changos ira iratracellu<strong>la</strong>r malonyl-CoA concentration and/or citaragos ira tite serasitivit>’ of CPT-I Lo ma]ora>’l-COA (1,2,5). On Lite aLbar batid, several observatioras suggesli libali malonyl-CoA-<strong>de</strong>pondorat arad ma<strong>la</strong>rayl-CoA-ira<strong>de</strong>pera<strong>de</strong>rat aculie control of bepatic CP’I’-I activir>’ migbt aperate in coracerli. First, Wc itave rocenLí>’ showra libat stimu<strong>la</strong>tian of Lite AMP-activated proteira kinase -a majar prote<strong>la</strong> kinasa ¡ravolved <strong>la</strong> libe control of bepatic lipid metabolism- <strong>la</strong>ads to ara acrivation of bepatic CPT-I by ma]on>’l-CoA-<strong>de</strong>pendont arad malon>’l-CoA-indapen<strong>de</strong>nt mocitanisms (44). Second, a fractiara of bapaLic acatyl-CoA carboxy<strong>la</strong>se, tite arazyme resparasiblo for libe s>’rathosis of malon>’l-CoA, has beon reconlil>’ suggoslied Lo be bound ta Lbo cytaskoletan (45). Third, ir itas beon puÉ forward titar libe 280-KDa isoform of aceLyl-CaAcarbox>’<strong>la</strong>se migbL interact witb libe outer leafler of tbe mitocitoradrial autor membrana ira or<strong>de</strong>r Lo citannel malon>’l-CoA for CP’I’-I initibition (46). Fourtb, tite rocent obsorvation libar Lite bulk of tite CPT-I protein seems Lo face libo cytop<strong>la</strong>smic sido of Lite mitocitandrial auter membrane (29) makes more Iikel>’ LitaL interactiaras beliwoon CFI’-I arad cytoskeleta] camparaerat; migbt occur. 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