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Table 1 Expression, localization and phthophysiological function of calcium channels and transporters in MM

From: Pathophysiological role of calcium channels and transporters in the multiple myeloma

Name

Related channels/transporters

Main localization

Compound

Mechanism

Pathophysiological role in MM

References

TRPVs

TRPV1

Plasma membrane

Capsaicin

Activator

TRPV1 inhibitor has synergistic anti-MM activity with bortezomib

[47]

TRPV2

Plasma membrane

SKF96365

Inhibitor

TRPV2 promotes osteoclast differentiation

[13]

TRPV4

Plasma membrane

–

–

TRPV4 activation promotes osteoclast differentiation and bone resorption

[60]

TRPMs

TRPM7

Plasma membrane

–

–

TRPM7 regulates MM cell motility and dissemination

[68]

GPCRs

CaSR

Plasma membrane

CaCl2

Gadolinium

Neomycin

Activator

Activator

Activator

CaSR promotes the mitosis of MM cells

[57]

CTR

Plasma membrane

Calcitonin

Activator

CTR inhibits bone resorption by neutralizing OC migration and shape retraction, and may participate in the osteoclast differentiation of MM

[85]

[89]

PTH-R1

Plasma membrane

PTHrP

Activator

PTHrP stimulates the secretion of PTH-R1, promotes proliferation of MM cells and the production of osteoclastogenesis factors

[90]

[92]

Purinergic receptors

P2X7

Plasma membrane

ATP

Activator

Activation of P2X7 may induce the apoptosis and prevent the proliferation of MM cells

[15]

SOCE

Stim1

Plasma membrane,

SKF-96365

DES

2-APB

Inhibitor

Inhibitor

Inhibitor

Silencing Stim1 reduces cell viability, leading to apoptosis and cell cycle arrest of MM cells, and the high expression of Stim1 affects the clinical outcome of MM. In addition, Stim1 could regulate the motility and dissemination of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) cells and MM cells

[16]

[68]

[126]

 

Endoplasmic reticulum

    

Orai1

Plasma membrane,

SKF-96365

DES

2-APB

Inhibitor

Inhibitor Inhibitor

Silencing Orai1 reduces cell viability, leading to apoptosis and cell cycle arrest of MM cells. And Orai1 regulates the motility and dissemination of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) cells and MM cells

[16]

[68]

[111]

[126]

 

Cytosol

AnCoA4

   

TRPC1

Plasma membrane

–

–

Knockout of TRPC1 inhibits the death of MM cells

[132]

Mitochondrial Ca2+ transporters

VDAC1

Mitochondrion,

Nucleus

–

–

VDAC1 promotes the growth of MM cells, accelerates the development of MM, and affects the prognosis of patients

[17]

[144]

MCU

Mitochondrion

Ruthenium red

Inhibitor

MCU can reduce MM bortezomib resistance and promote MM cell apoptosis

[151]

[152]