Actin binding of ezrin is activated by specific recognition of PIP2-functionalized lipid bilayers

Actin binding of ezrin is activated by specific recognition of PIP2-functionalized lipid bilayers
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DOI:
10.1021/bi702542s
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发表时间:
2008-03-25
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Janshoff, Andreas
Janshoff, Andreas
中科院分区:
生物学3区
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作者:
Janke, Matthias;Herrig, Alexander;Janshoff, Andreas

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In a quantitative manner, we investigated the mechanism of switching ezrin from the dormant to the active, F-actin binding state by recognition of PIP2. For this purpose, we established a novel in vitro model mimicking ezrin-mediated membrane-cytoskeleton attachment and compared the F-actin binding capability of ezrin that either had been coupled via a His tag to a lipid bilayer displaying Ni-NTA or had been bound to supported membranes containing PIP2. Epifluorescence and colloidal probe microscopy (CPM) were employed to demonstrate ezrin's conformational switch into an active conformation capable of binding F-actin. Epifluorescence images revealed attachment of fluorescently labeled F-actin solely to PIP2-bound ezrin. For the first time, colloidal spheres equipped with an artificial cytoskeleton composed of firmly attached F-actin filaments were used to measure quantitatively the maximal adhesion forces and the work of adhesion of the ezrin-F-actin interface. We found that the work of adhesion between PIP2-bound ezrin and F-actin is substantially larger than that measured between F-actin and ezrin bound to the membrane via the His tag. Collectively, these data indicate that activation of ezrin can occur as a consequence of PIP2 binding and does not require additional cofactors.