Electrostatic interactions during acidic phospholipid reactivation of DnaA protein, the Escherichia coli initiator of chromosomal replication.

Electrostatic interactions during acidic phospholipid reactivation of DnaA protein, the Escherichia coli initiator of chromosomal replication.
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DnaA 蛋白(大肠杆菌染色体复制的启动子)的酸性磷脂重新激活过程中的静电相互作用。

DOI:
10.1021/bi982733q
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发表时间:
1999
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Biochemistry.
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Crooke,E
Crooke,E
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作者:
Kitchen,JL;Li,Z;Crooke,E

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The initiation ofEscherichia colichromosomal replication by DnaA protein is strongly influenced by the tight binding of the nucleotides ATP and ADP. Anionic phospholipids in a fluid bilayer promote the conversion of inactive ADP-DnaA protein to replicatively active ATP-DnaA protein in vitro, and thus likely play a key role in regulating DnaA activity. Previous studies have revealed that, during this reactivation, a specific region of DnaA protein inserts into the hydrophobic portion of the lipid bilayer in an acidic phospholipid-dependent manner. To elucidate the requirement for acidic phospholipids in the reactivation process, the contribution of electrostatic forces in the interaction of DnaA and lipid was examined. DnaA−lipid binding required anionic phospholipids, and DnaA−lipid binding as well as lipid-mediated release of DnaA-bound nucleotide were inhibited by increased ionic strength, suggesting the involvement of electrostatic interactions in these processes. As the vesicular content of acidic phospholipids was increased, both nucleotide release and DnaA−lipid binding increased in a linear, parallel manner. Given that DnaA−membrane binding, the insertion of DnaA into the membrane, and the consequent nucleotide release all require anionic phospholipids, the acidic headgroup may be necessary to recruit DnaA protein to the membrane for insertion and subsequent reactivation for replication.