Effects of Hydrostatic Pressure on the Thermodynamics of CspB-Bs Interactions with the ssDNA Template
Effects of Hydrostatic Pressure on the Thermodynamics of CspB-Bs Interactions with the ssDNA Template
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静水压力对 CspB-Bs 与 ssDNA 模板相互作用热力学的影响
DOI:
10.1021/acs.biochem.1c00561
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发表时间:
2021
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Makhatadze, George I.
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作者:
Avagyan, Samvel;Makhatadze, George I.
Understanding the thermodynamic mechanisms of adaptation of biomacromolecules to high hydrostatic pressure can help shed light on how piezophilic organisms can survive at pressures reaching over 1000 atmospheres. Interaction of proteins with nucleic acids is one of the central processes that allow information flow encoded in the sequence of DNA. Here, we report the results of a study on the interaction of cold shock protein B fromBacillus subtilis(CspB-Bs) with heptadeoxythymine template (pDT7) as a function of temperature and hydrostatic pressure. Experimental data collected at different CspB-Bs:pDT7 ratios were analyzed using a thermodynamic linkage model that accounts for both protein unfolding and CspB-Bs:pDT7 binding. The global fit to the model provided estimates of the stability of CspB-Bs, ΔGProto, the volume change upon CspB-Bs unfolding, ΔVProt, the association constant for CspB-Bs:pDT7 complex,Kao, and the volume changes upon pDT7 single-stranded DNA (ssDNA) template binding, ΔVBind. The protein, CspB-Bs, unfolds with an increase in hydrostatic pressure (ΔVProt< 0). Surprisingly, our study showed that ΔVBind< 0, which means that the binding of CspB-Bs to ssDNA is stabilized by an increase in hydrostatic pressure. Thus, CspB-Bs binding to pDT7 represents a case of linked equilibrium in which folding and binding react differently upon an increase in hydrostatic pressure: protein folding/unfolding equilibrium favors the unfolded state, while protein–ligand binding equilibrium favors the bound state. These opposing effects set a “maximum attainable” pressure tolerance to the protein–ssDNA complex under given conditions.