GroE modulates kinetic partitioning of folding intermediates between alternative states to maximize the yield of biologically active protein

GroE modulates kinetic partitioning of folding intermediates between alternative states to maximize the yield of biologically active protein
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DOI:
10.1006/jmbi.1997.1007
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发表时间:
1997-05-16
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Baldwin, TO
Baldwin, TO
中科院分区:
生物学2区
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作者:
Fedorov, AN;Baldwin, TO

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The central issue of chaperone function is the mechanism whereby partitioning of folding polypeptides along the productive pathway may be maximized, while non-productive folding pathways are minimized. We have found that the GroE chaperone is capable of accelerating the rate of the productive pathway of bacterial luciferase ap heterodimer formation. At intermediate temperatures at which the productive pathway and nonproductive pathways leading to dimerization-incompetent monomeric forms of the subunits coexist, GroE enhances the yield of native enzyme while minimizing the yield of misfolded protein. These results suggest that GroE releases the subunits in forms capable of achieving the native structure faster than the forms initially bound by the chaperone. At higher temperatures, at which the native enzyme is stable but the dimerization reaction is diminished, GroE is unable to force the productive folding reaction to occur. However, the chaperone decreases the rate of formation of the heterodimerization-incompetent species, thereby enhancing the final yield of active enzyme when the temperature is reduced to the permissive range. Our results suggest a mechanism by which the chaperone functions to maximize the yield of the biologically active form of the protein while maintaining or even accelerating the essential rapid kinetics of folding reactions. (C) 1997 Academic Press Limited.