Structure, Substrate Recognition, and Mechanism of the Na+-Hydantoin Membrane Transport Protein, Mhp1
Structure, Substrate Recognition, and Mechanism of the Na+-Hydantoin Membrane Transport Protein, Mhp1
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Na-乙内酰脲膜转运蛋白 Mhp1 的结构、底物识别和机制
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10.1007/978-3-642-35943-9_10091-1
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2018
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Jackson Scott M.、Ivanova Ekaterina、Calabrese Antonio N.、Polyakova Anna、Sharples David J.、Shimamura Tatsuro、Cameron Alexander D.、Henderson Peter J. F.;et al.
The first protein of the NCS-1 family to have its structure determined, Mhp1, unexpectedly turned out to be similar in protein fold to the LeuT protein from the neurotransmitter sodium symporter (NSS) family (Yamashita et al. 2005) and the vSGLT sugar sodium symporter (SSS) family (Faham et al. 2008), originally classified as unrelated according to the dissimilarities of their amino acid sequences (Saier et al. 2006). The NCS-1 family is, therefore, part of a subsequently much extended transporter superfamily that has been termed the amino acid-polyamineorganocation (APC) superfamily (Vastermak et al. 2014), the LeuT superfamily, or the five-helix inverted repeat transporter (5HIRT) superfamily (Adelman et al. 2011). The structure of Mhp1 has now been determined in four conformations, including open out, occluded with substrate, occluded with inhibitor, and open in, together with an additional form predicted by molecular dynamics simulations, which illuminate the structural and molecular basis of the alternating access mechanism (Weyand et al. 2008, 2011; Shimamura et al. 2010). The purified Mhp1 protein is sufficiently stable for a range of biophysical and biochemical techniques including crystallization (Shimamura et al. 2008), X-ray diffraction (Weyand et al. 2008; Shimamura et al. 2010; Simmons et al. 2014), chemical modification (Calabrese et al. 2017; Majd et al., unpublished data), mass spectrometry (Calabrese et al. 2017), spectrophotofluorimetry (Weyand et al. 2008), and electron paramagnetic resonance (Kazmier et al. 2014). Additionally, the dynamics of its changes in conformation have been modeled in molecular simulations (eg, Shimamura et al. 2010; Adelman et al. 2011; Song and Zhu 2015; Sahai, unpublished).