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Thank you for considering the TPIC8101 for your knock sensor application. We will try to help with your setup problems so that you can detect knock in your engine. The device has to be tuned to detect a specific knock signature using the SPI interface and parameter tables in the datasheet. We use an input frequency to help emulate the knock and setup the device. You will need to know the the characteristics of your knock sensor the set it up properly.

As for your reply about the type of knock sensor I, too, was unaware that the flat response type could not be used. Can you, maybe, elaborate on why? And, if used, what would the results and faults be? By the way, presently I am still trying to get it to respond to a signal generator, so the type of sensor cannot be at the root of the present difficulties.

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The selective transport to lysosomes can be mediated by either mannose-6-phosphate receptors (CD-MPR and CI-MPR) or sortilin. In mammalian epididymis, some lysosomal proteins are secreted into the lumen through unknown mechanisms. To investigate the underlying mechanisms of lysosomal protein transport in epididymal cells we studied the expression and distribution of cathepsin D (CatD) and prosaposin (PSAP) in a sortilin knocked down RCE-1 epididymal cell line (RCE-1 KD) in comparison with non-transfected RCE-1 cells. In RCE-1 cells, CatD was found in the perinuclear zone and co-localize with sortilin, whereas in RCE-1 KD cells, the expression, distribution and processing of the enzyme were altered. In turn, PSAP accumulated intracellularly upon sortilin knock-down and redistributed from LAMP-1-positive compartment to a perinuclear location, remaining co-localized with CatD. Interestingly, the sortilin knock-down induced CD-MPR overexpression and a redistribution of the receptor from the perinuclear zone to a dispersed cytoplasmic location, accompanied by an increased co-localization with CatD. The increase in CD-MPR could result from a compensatory response for the proper delivery of CatD to lysosomes in epididymal cells. The intracellular pathway taken by lysosomal proteins could be an approach for addressing further studies to understand the mechanism of exocytosis and therefore the role of these proteins in the epididymis.

The purpose of this study is to understand the mechanism involved in the transport of lysosomal proteins in the epididymis and therefore to infer its role in the conditioning of the proper luminal environment for sperm maturation. To this end, epididymal cells from rat caput (RCE-1)35 were knocked down for sortilin to evaluate the expression and distribution of the lysosomal proteins CatD and PSAP, as well as CD-MPR. Our results suggest that the transport of lysosomal proteins by CD-MPR and sortilin in rat epididymal cells is accomplished through a concerted mechanism of both receptors and provide new insights to understand the processes associated with sperm maturation carried out in the epididymis.

The sortilin knock-down induced a decrease of intracellular CatD (Fig. 1C) and a slight redistribution of CatD from the perinuclear to a cytoplasmic dispersed location (Fig. 1B). In turn, CatD displayed lower co-localization with the lysosomal protein LAMP-1 (Fig. 1B), indicating that the enzyme could be detoured from the route to lysosomes. This finding was consistent with the decreased cleavage of pro-CatD (52 kDa) to a processed form of 48 kDa, as observed by immunoblotting (Fig. 1C).

Since the lysosomal protein PSAP has been described as a counterpart for the transport and processing of pro-CatD, we also studied the effect of sortilin knock-down on PSAP expression and distribution in epididymal cells. The basal expression of PSAP in epididymal cells is low, but it was significantly increased upon sortilin knock-down (Fig. 2A,B). Furthermore, PSAP redistribution from LAMP-1 positive compartments to a perinuclear vesicular location was also observed in the sortilin knock-down (Fig. 2B). As for the distribution of CatD, it was found that the enzyme mostly co-localizes with PSAP both in control cells (RCE-1) and in RCE-1 KD cells (Fig. 3).

In most cell types, CatD is commonly delivered to lysosomes via mannose-6-phosphate receptors (MPRs). Additionally, in some cellular models, the PSAP/sortilin-mediated pathway has been proposed to participate in CatD trafficking; however, it is not known whether both are alternative or redundant pathways for the enzyme. Therefore, we evaluated whether the sortilin silencing affects the state and distribution of the cation-dependent mannose-6-phosphate receptor (CD-MPR) in epididymal cells. By immunoblotting, we observed that the CD-MPR expression is significantly increased when the sortilin is knocked down in the RCE-1 cells (Fig. 4A). In addition, the CD-MPR was redistributed from a perinuclear location in the control cells to a cytoplasmic dispersed distribution in the RCE-1 KD cells (Fig. 4B). This phenomenon was accompanied by a significant increased co-localization of CD-MPR with CatD in the sortilin knocked down cells (Fig. 4B).

Although it has been reported that CatD is mainly transported via MPR in most cell types51,52, in this study we observed high co-localization levels between sortilin and CatD in the epididymal cell line RCE-1 (Fig. 1). This finding poses the question whether sortilin has a role in the trafficking of this enzyme along with PSAP in epididymal cells. To test this hypothesis, we have established the RCE-1 cell line, which has been depleted of sortilin (named RCE-1 KD cells) by an iRNA gene silencing method. After sortilin knockdown, a significant increase of PSAP expression was detected by immunoblotting. As observed in other sortilin-depleted cells37, PSAP redistributed from late endosomes and lysosomes to the perinuclear region in the epididymal RCE-1 KD cells, suggesting that PSAP accumulates in a compartment that prevents the processing to mature saposins. The redistribution of PSAP in RCE-1 KD cells was accompanied by CatD, with a concomitant decrease of this protease in LAMP-1 positive compartments. ff782bc1db