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Subcellular Distribution of Pyroglutamyl-Peptidase I Activity in the Developing Rat Cerebellum

In this work we analyzed the activity of pyroglutamyl (pGlu)-peptidase I in several subcellular fractions of the rat cerebellum during its development. The aim of this study is to determine if there is a developmental redistribution of this enzyme activity and if this fact could indicate changes in the role of the enzyme as age progresses. Results show that pGlu-peptidase I is widely distributed, but not homogeneously, in all the subcellular fractions that were studied, in both soluble and particulate forms. Significantly the distribution of the enzyme changes with development. Thus, in the soluble synaptosomal fraction, the pGlu-peptidase I activity is low until PD9 and the activity increases significantly from PD9 to PD15, when it reaches adult levels. In contrast, in the cytosolic fraction, the pGlu-peptidase I activity is high from fetal day 22 to postnatal day 6, and then decreases significantly until postnatal day 90.