Protein–protein interactions indicate composition of a 480 kDa SELMA complex in the second outermost membrane of diatom complex plastids

Protein–protein interactions indicate composition of a 480 kDa SELMA complex in the second outermost membrane of diatom complex plastids
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DOI:
10.1111/mmi.13302
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发表时间:
2016-04
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3.6
通讯作者:
Julia Lau;Simone Stork;D. Moog;J. Schulz;U. Maier
Julia Lau;Simone Stork;D. Moog;J. Schulz;U. Maier
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生物学2区
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作者:
Julia Lau;Simone Stork;D. Moog;J. Schulz;U. Maier

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Most secondary plastids of red algal origin are surrounded by four membranes and nucleus‐encoded plastid proteins have to traverse these barriers. Translocation across the second outermost plastid membrane, the periplastidal membrane (PPM), is facilitated by a ERAD‐(ER‐associated degradation) derived machinery termed SELMA (symbiont‐specific ERAD‐like machinery). In the last years, important subunits of this translocator have been identified, which clearly imply compositional similarities between SELMA and ERAD. Here we investigated, via protein–protein interaction studies, if the composition of SELMA is comparable to the known ERAD complex. As a result, our data suggest that the membrane proteins of SELMA, the derlin proteins, are linked to the soluble sCdc48 complex via the UBX protein sUBX. This is similar to the ERAD machinery whereas the additional SELMA components, sPUB und a second Cdc48 copy might indicate the influence of functional constraints in developing a translocation machinery from ERAD‐related factors. In addition, we show for the first time that a rhomboid protease is a central interaction partner of the membrane proteins of the SELMA system in complex plastids.