Structural snapshots of the cellular folded protein translocation machinery Bcs1.
Structural snapshots of the cellular folded protein translocation machinery Bcs1.
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10.1111/febs.15576
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2021-05
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Xia D
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Xia D
The protein Bcs1 (Bcs1) facilitates the transport of iron‐sulfur protein or ISP in a folded form across the inner membranes of mitochondria. ISP is needed for the assembly of Complex III, a key element of the respiratory chain. Structures of Bcs1 in three nucleotide states offer insights into the mechanisms of ISP translocation and Complex III assembly and shed light on the molecular basis of diseases caused by mutations in Bcs1. Proteins destined to various intra‐ and extra‐cellular locations must traverse membranes most frequently in an unfolded form. When the proteins being translocated need to remain in a folded state, specialized cellular transport machinery is used. One such machine is the membrane‐bound AAA protein Bcs1 (Bcs1), which assists the iron‐sulfur protein, an essential subunit of the respiratory Complex III, across the mitochondrial inner membrane. Recent structure determinations of mouse and yeast Bcs1 in three different nucleotide states reveal its homo‐heptameric association and at least two dramatically different conformations. The apo and ADP‐bound structures are similar, both containing a large substrate‐binding cavity accessible to the mitochondrial matrix space, which contracts by concerted motion of the ATPase domains upon ATP binding, suggesting that bound substrate could then be pushed across the membrane. ATP hydrolysis drives substrate release and resets Bcs1 conformation back to the apo/ADP form. These structures shed new light on the mechanism of folded protein translocation across a membrane, provide better understanding on the assembly process of the respiratory Complex III, and correlate clinical presentations of disease‐associated mutations with their locations in the 3D structure.
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