Defective H(+)-ATPase of hygromycin B-resistant pma1 mutants fromSaccharomyces cerevisiae.
Defective H(+)-ATPase of hygromycin B-resistant pma1 mutants fromSaccharomyces cerevisiae.
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10.1016/s0021-9258(20)88263-5
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1989-12
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D. Perlin;S. Harris;D. Seto-Young;J. Haber
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D. Perlin;S. Harris;D. Seto-Young;J. Haber
Mutations in the plasma membrane H+-ATPase gene (PMA1) ofSaccharomyces cerevisiaethat confer growth resistance to hygromycin B have been shown recently to cause a marked depolarization of whole cell membrane potential (Perlin, D. S., Brown, C. L., and Haber, J. E. (1988)J. Biol. Chem. 263, 18118-18122). In this report, the biochemical and genetic properties of H+-ATPases from four prominent hygromycin B-resistantpma1mutants,pma1-105,pma1-114,pma1-147, andpma1-155, are described. Single base pair changes were identified inpma1-105,pma1-114, andpma1-147 that resulted in amino acid substitutions of Ser-368→Phe, Gly-158→Asp, Pro-640→Leu, respectively. An A→G transition mutation at −39 in the 5′-untranslated region of the mRNA ofpma1-155 was also found. This mutation creates an out-of-Frame upstream AUG initiation codon that apparently reduces normal translation ofPMA1. DNA sequence analysis ofPMA1from strain Y55 identified 9 base pair substitutions that resulted in 6 amino acid changes in nonconserved regions when compared to the published sequence for strain S288C. Plasma membranes of three of the fourpma1mutants contained normal amounts of H+-ATPase; membranes frompma1-155contained enzyme at 62% of the wild-type level. The kinetics of ATP hydrolysis were most strongly altered for enzymes frompma1-105andpma1-147which showed changes in bothKmandVmax. A striking pH dependence for these parameters was found for enzyme frompma1-105which resulted in a precipitous decline inKmandVmaxbelow pH 6.5. ATP hydrolysis by enzymes frompma1-105andpma1-147was insensitive to inhibition by vanadate. These enzymes, in contrast to wild-type and vanadate-sensitive mutant enzymes, were poorly protected from trypsin-induced inactivation by MgATP and vanadate or Pialone. These results are pertinent to the mechanism of vanadate-induced enzyme inhibition and suggest that Ser-368 and Pro-640 influence the affinity of the phosphate-binding site for Pi. All mutant enzymes catalyzed ATP-induced pH gradient formation following purification and reconstitution into liposomes. Finally, these results further demonstrate the usefulness of hygromycin B as a generalized screening tool for isolating diverse plasma membrane ATPase mutants.