Structural dynamics of the chromo-shadow domain and chromodomain of HP1 bound to histone H3K9 methylated peptide, as measured by site-directed spin-labeling EPR spectroscopy
Structural dynamics of the chromo-shadow domain and chromodomain of HP1 bound to histone H3K9 methylated peptide, as measured by site-directed spin-labeling EPR spectroscopy
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通过定点自旋标记 EPR 光谱测量与组蛋白 H3K9 甲基化肽结合的 HP1 的染色阴影结构域和染色结构域的结构动力学
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2021.06.010
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发表时间:
2021
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3.1
通讯作者:
Arata Toshiaki
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作者:
Suetake Isao;Nakazawa Shigeaki;Sato Kazunobu;Mutoh Risa;Mishima Yuichi;Kawakami Toru;Takei Toshiki;Watanabe Mikio;Sakai Norio;Fujiwara Toshimichi;Takui Takeji;Miyata Makoto;Shinohara Akira;Hojo Hironobu;Arata Toshiaki
The structural dynamics of the chromo-shadow domain (CSD) and chromodomain (CD) of human HP1 proteins essential for heterochromatin formation were investigated at the nanosecond and nanometer scales by site-directed spin labeling electron paramagnetic resonance and pulsed double resonance spectroscopy. Distance measurements showed that the spin-labeled CSD of human HP1α and HP1γ tightly dimerizes. Unlike CD-CD interaction observed in fission yeast HP1 in an inactivated state (Canzio et al., 2013), the two CDs of HP1α and HP1γ were spatially separated from each other, dynamically mobile, and ready for a Brownian search for H3K9-tri-methyl(me3) on histones. Complex formation of the CD with H3K9me3 slowed dynamics of the domain due to a decreased diffusion constant. CSD mobility was significantly (∼1.3-fold) lower in full-length HP1α than in HP1γ, suggesting that the immobilized conformation of human HP1α shows an auto-inactivated state. Differential properties of HP1α and HP1γ to form the inactive conformation could be relevant to its physiological role in the heterochromatin formation in a cell.