Sequestration of a dual function DNA-binding protein by Vibrio cholerae CRP.
Sequestration of a dual function DNA-binding protein by Vibrio cholerae CRP.
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10.1073/pnas.2210115119
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2022-11-16
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11.1
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Four decades of research have established the cyclic AMP receptor protein as a direct regulator of transcription. Here, we show that cyclic AMP receptor protein (CRP) associates with the Vibrio cholerae inner membrane. Membrane association is disrupted by post-translational lysine modifications in response to nutrient-poor conditions. Membrane-associated CRP sequesters and inactivates the dual-function protein peptidase A. We show that cytoplasmic peptidase A and CRP activate expression of cyclic dinucleotide phosphodiesterases that decrease biofilm formation and cell lysis and increase chemotaxis. We propose that CRP and PepA collaborate to optimize the cellular stress response to nutrient limitation. Although the mechanism by which the cyclic AMP receptor protein (CRP) regulates global gene transcription has been intensively studied for decades, new discoveries remain to be made. Here, we report that, during rapid growth, CRP associates with both the well-conserved, dual-function DNA-binding protein peptidase A (PepA) and the cell membrane. These interactions are not present under nutrient-limited growth conditions, due to post-translational modification of three lysines on a single face of CRP. Although coincident DNA binding is rare, dissociation from CRP results in increased PepA occupancy at many chromosomal binding sites and differential regulation of hundreds of genes, including several encoding cyclic dinucleotide phosphodiesterases. We show that PepA represses biofilm formation and activates motility/chemotaxis. We propose a model in which membrane-bound CRP interferes with PepA DNA binding. Under nutrient limitation, PepA is released. Together, CRP and free PepA activate a transcriptional response that impels the bacterium to seek a more hospitable environment. This work uncovers a function for CRP in the sequestration of a regulatory protein. More broadly, it describes a paradigm of bacterial transcriptome modulation through metabolically regulated association of transcription factors with the cell membrane.
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