FRET binding antenna reports spatiotemporal dynamics of GDI-Cdc42 GTPase interactions.
FRET binding antenna reports spatiotemporal dynamics of GDI-Cdc42 GTPase interactions.
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DOI:
10.1038/nchembio.2145
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发表时间:
2016-10
影响因子:
14.8
通讯作者:
Hahn KM
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作者:
Hodgson L;Spiering D;Sabouri-Ghomi M;Dagliyan O;DerMardirossian C;Danuser G;Hahn KM
Guanine-nucleotide dissociation inhibitors (GDI) are negative regulators of Rho family GTPases that sequester the GTPases away from the membrane. Here we ask how GDI-Cdc42 interaction regulates localized Cdc42 activation for cell motility. The sensitivity of cells to overexpression of Rho family pathway components led us to a new biosensor design (GDI.Cdc42 FLARE), in which Cdc42 was modified with a FRET ‘binding antenna’ that selectively reported Cdc42 binding to endogenous GDI. Similar antennae could also report GDI-Rac1 and GDI-RhoA interaction. Through computational multiplexing and simultaneous imaging, we determined the spatiotemporal dynamics of GDI-Cdc42 interaction and Cdc42 activation during cell protrusion and retraction. This revealed a remarkably tight coordination of GTPase release and activation on a time scale of 10 seconds, suggesting that GDI-Cdc42 interactions are a critical component in the spatiotemporal regulation of Cdc42 activity, and not merely a mechanism for global sequestration of an inactivated pool of signaling molecules.