Atomic force microscopy analysis of SasA-KaiC complex formation involved in information transfer from the KaiABC clock machinery to the output pathway in cyanobacteria
Atomic force microscopy analysis of SasA-KaiC complex formation involved in information transfer from the KaiABC clock machinery to the output pathway in cyanobacteria
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蓝藻中 SasA-KaiC 复合物形成的原子力显微镜分析涉及从 KaiABC 时钟机制到输出途径的信息传递
DOI:
10.1111/gtc.12574
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发表时间:
2018
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影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Ishiura Masahiro
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作者:
Murakami Reiko;Hokonohara Hitomi;Che Dock-Chil;Kawai Tomoji;Matsumoto Takuya;Ishiura Masahiro
The cyanobacterial clock oscillator is composed of three clock proteins: KaiA, KaiB and KaiC. SasA, a KaiC‐binding EnvZ‐like orthodox histidine kinase involved in the main clock output pathway, exists mainly as a trimer (SasA3mer) and occasionally as a hexamer (SasA6mer) in vitro. Previously, the molecular mass of the SasA‐KaiCDDcomplex, where KaiCDDis a mutant KaiC with two Asp substitutions at the two phosphorylation sites, has been estimated by gel‐filtration chromatography to be larger than 670 kDa. This value disagrees with the theoretical estimation of 480 kDa for a SasA3mer‐KaiC hexamer (KaiC6mer) complex with a 1:1 molecular ratio. To clarify the structure of the SasA‐KaiC complex, we analyzed KaiCDDwith 0.1 mmol/L ATP and 5 mmol/L MgCl2(Mg‐ATP), SasA and a mixture containing SasA and KaiCDD6merwith Mg‐ATP by atomic force microscopy (AFM). KaiCDDimages were classified into two types with height distribution corresponding to KaiCDDmonomer (KaiCDD1mer) and KaiCDD6mer, respectively. SasA images were classified into two types with height corresponding to SasA3merand SasA6mer, respectively. The AFM images of the SasA‐KaiCDDmixture indicated not only KaiCDD1mer, KaiCDD6mer, SasA3merand SasA6mer, but also wider area “islands,” suggesting the presence of a polymerized form of the SasA‐KaiCDDcomplex.