Protein footprinting in a complex milieu: identifying the interaction surfaces of the chemotaxis adaptor protein CheW.
Protein footprinting in a complex milieu: identifying the interaction surfaces of the chemotaxis adaptor protein CheW.
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10.1016/j.jmb.2011.03.040
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发表时间:
2011-06-17
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Kiessling LL
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作者:
Underbakke ES;Zhu Y;Kiessling LL
Characterizing protein–protein interactions in a biologically-relevant context is important for understanding the mechanisms of signal transduction. Most signal transduction systems are membrane-associated and consist of large, multi-protein complexes that undergo rapid reorganization, circumstances that present challenges to traditional structure determination methods. To study protein–protein interactions in biologically relevant, complex milieu, we employed a protein footprinting strategy based on isotope-coded affinity tag (ICAT) reagents. ICAT reagents are valuable tools for proteomics. Here, we show their utility in an alternative application—they are ideal for protein footprinting in complex backgrounds because the affinity tag moiety allows for enrichment of alkylated species prior to analysis. We employed a water-soluble ICAT reagent to monitor cysteine accessibility and thereby identify residues involved in two different protein–protein interactions in the Escherichia coli chemotaxis signaling system. The chemotaxis system is an archetypal transmembrane signaling pathway in which complex protein superstructure underlies sophisticated sensory performance. The formation of this superstructure depends upon the adaptor protein CheW, which mediates a functionally important bridging interaction between the transmembrane receptors and the histidine kinase. ICAT footprinting was used to map the surfaces of CheW that interact with the large, multi-domain histidine kinase CheA as well as the transmembrane chemoreceptor Tsr in native E. coli membranes. By leveraging the affinity tag, we successfully identified CheW surfaces responsible for CheA and Tsr interaction. The proximity of the CheA and Tsr binding sites on CheW suggests the formation of a composite Tsr-CheW surface for recruitment of the signaling kinase to the chemoreceptor complex.
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