Glucose as a Protein-Condensing Cellular Solute
Glucose as a Protein-Condensing Cellular Solute
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DOI:
10.1021/acschembio.1c00849
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发表时间:
2022
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4
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作者:
Noda;N.;Jung;Y.;Ado;G.;Mizuhata;Y.;Higuchi;M.;Ogawa;T.;Ishidate;F.;Sato;S.;Kurata;H.;Tokitoh;N.;Uesugi;M.
The present study reports a surprising protein-condensing effect of glucose, prompted by our accidental observation during chemical library screening under a high-glucose condition. We noticed “glucosing-out” of certain compounds, in which physiological concentrations of glucose induced compound aggregation. Adapting the “glucosing-out” concept to proteins, our proteomic analysis identified three cellular proteins (calmodulin, rho guanine nucleotide exchange factor 40, and polyubiquitin-C) that displayed robust glucose-dependent precipitation. One of these proteins, calmodulin, formed glucose-dependent condensates that control cellular glycogenolysis in hepatic cells. Our findings suggest that glucose is a heretofore underappreciated driver of protein phase separation that may have profound effects on cellular homeostasis.