Unsaturated Lipid Assimilation by Mycobacteria Requires Auxiliary cis-trans Enoyl CoA Isomerase.
Unsaturated Lipid Assimilation by Mycobacteria Requires Auxiliary cis-trans Enoyl CoA Isomerase.
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10.1016/j.chembiol.2015.10.009
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2015-12
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Sonali Srivastava;Sonali Srivastava;S. Chaudhary;Lipi Thukral;C. Shi;R. Gupta;Radhika Gupta;Radhika Gupta;K. Priyadarshan;A. Vats;A. S. Haque;R. Sankaranarayanan;Vivek T. Natarajan;Vivek T. Natarajan;Rakesh Sharma;C. Aldrich;R. Gokhale;R. Gokhale
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Sonali Srivastava;Sonali Srivastava;S. Chaudhary;Lipi Thukral;C. Shi;R. Gupta;Radhika Gupta;Radhika Gupta;K. Priyadarshan;A. Vats;A. S. Haque;R. Sankaranarayanan;Vivek T. Natarajan;Vivek T. Natarajan;Rakesh Sharma;C. Aldrich;R. Gokhale;R. Gokhale
Mycobacterium tuberculosis(Mtb) can survive in hypoxic necrotic tissue by assimilating energy from host-derived fatty acids. While the expanded repertoire of β-oxidation auxiliary enzymes is considered crucial forMtbadaptability, delineating their functional relevance has been challenging. Here, we show that theMtbfatty acid degradation (FadAB) complex cannot selectively break downcisfatty acyl substrates. We demonstrate that the stereoselective binding of fatty acyl substrates in theMtbFadB pocket is due to the steric hindrance from Phe287 residue. By developing a functional screen, we classify the family ofMtbEch proteins as monofunctional or bifunctional enzymes, three of which complement the FadAB complex to degradecisfatty acids. Crystal structure determination of twocis-transenoyl coenzyme A (CoA) isomerases reveals distinct placement of active-site residue in Ech enzymes. Our studies thus reveal versatility ofMtblipid-remodeling enzymes and identify an essential role of stand-alonecis-transenoyl CoA isomerases in mycobacterial biology.