Redox regulation of CF1-ATPase involves interplay between the gamma-subunit neck region and the turn region of the betaDELSEED-loop
Redox regulation of CF1-ATPase involves interplay between the gamma-subunit neck region and the turn region of the betaDELSEED-loop
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CF1-ATPase 的氧化还原调节涉及 γ 亚基颈部区域和 betaDELSEED 环转角区域之间的相互作用
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10.1016/j.bbabio.2015.01.013
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2015
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Toru Hisabori
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作者:
Felix Buchert;Hiroki Konno;Toru Hisabori
The soluble F1complex of ATP synthase (FoF1) is capable of ATP hydrolysis, accomplished by the minimum catalytic core subunits α3β3γ. A special feature of cyanobacterial F1and chloroplast F1(CF1) is an amino acid sequence inserted in the γ-subunit. The insertion is extended slightly into the CF1enzyme containing two additional cysteines for regulation of ATPase activity via thiol modulation. This molecular switch was transferred to a chimeric F1by inserting the cysteine-containing fragment from spinach CF1into a cyanobacterial γ-subunit [Y. Kim et al., redox regulation of rotation of the cyanobacterial F1-ATPase containing thiol regulation switch, J Biol Chem, 286 (2011) 9071–9078]. Under oxidizing conditions, the obtained F1tends to lapse into an ADP-inhibited state, a common regulation mechanism to prevent wasteful ATP hydrolysis under unfavorable circumstances. However, the information flow between thiol modulation sites on the γ-subunit and catalytic sites on the β-subunits remains unclear. Here, we clarified a possible interplay for the CF1-ATPase redox regulation between structural elements of the βDELSEED-loop and the γ-subunit neck region, i.e., the most convex part of the α-helical γ-termini. Critical residues were assigned on the β-subunit, which received the conformation change signal produced by disulfide/dithiol formation on the γ-subunit. Mutant response to the ATPase redox regulation ranged from lost to hypersensitive. Furthermore, mutant cross-link experiments and inversion of redox regulation indicated that the γ-redox state might modulate the subunit interface via reorientation of the βDELSEED motif region.