Chemical conformation of the essential glutamate site of the c-ring within thermophilic bacillus FoF1-ATP synthase determined by solid-state NMR based on its isolated c-ring structure.
Chemical conformation of the essential glutamate site of the c-ring within thermophilic bacillus FoF1-ATP synthase determined by solid-state NMR based on its isolated c-ring structure.
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根据分离的 C 环结构,通过固态 NMR 确定嗜热芽孢杆菌 FoF1-ATP 合酶内 C 环必需谷氨酸位点的化学构象。
DOI:
10.1021/jacs.2c03580
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
15
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H.
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Todokoro;Y.;Kang;S.J.;Suzuki;T.;Ikegami;T.;Kainosho;M.;Yoshida;M.;Fujiwara;T.;Akutsu;H.
Proton translocation through the membrane-embedded Focomponent of F-type ATP synthase (FoF1) is facilitated by the rotation of the Foc-subunit ring (c-ring), carrying protons at essential acidic amino acid residues. Cryo-electron microscopy (Cryo-EM) structures of FoF1suggest a unique proton translocation mechanism. To elucidate it based on the chemical conformation of the essential acidic residues of thec-ring in FoF1, we determined the structure of the isolated thermophilicBacillusFo(tFo)c-ring, consisting of 10 subunits, in membranes by solid-state NMR. This structure contains a distinct proton-locking conformation, wherein Asn23 (cN23) CγO and Glu56 (cE56) CδOH form a hydrogen bond in a closed form. We introduced stereo-array-isotope-labeled (SAIL) Glu and Asn into the tFoc-ring to clarify the chemical conformation of these residues in tFoF1-ATP synthase (tFoF1). Two well-separated13C signals could be detected forcN23 andcE56 in a 505 kDa membrane protein complex, respectively, thereby suggesting the presence of two distinct chemical conformations. Based on the signal intensity and structure of the tFoc-ring and tFoF1, six pairs ofcN23 andcE56 surrounded by membrane lipids take the closed form, whereas the other four in thea–cinterface employ the deprotonated open form at a proportion of 87%. This indicates that thea–cinterface is highly hydrophilic. The pKavalues of the fourcE56 residues in thea–cinterface were estimated from thecN23 signal intensity in the open and closed forms and distribution of polar residues around eachcE56. The results favor a rotation of thec-ring for ATP synthesis.