Decode protein-metabolite regulatory network: one MIDAS at a time.
Decode protein-metabolite regulatory network: one MIDAS at a time.
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DOI:
10.1038/s41392-023-01566-6
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发表时间:
2023-08-23
影响因子:
39.3
通讯作者:
Gao, Chen
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作者:
Liu, Tian;Gao, Chen
In a recent study published in Science, Hicks et al. utilized Mass spectrometry integrated with equilibrium dialysis for the discovery of allostery systematically (MIDAS) to explore protein-metabolite interactome and have revealed previously unknown regulation for lactate dehydrogenase. 1 This report brings an exciting new approach to address a long-standing challenge in biology. Cellular functions are orchestrated by an interactive network of molecular constituents, the physical interactions between proteins and other molecular entities, such as DNA, RNA, and metabolites. Like basic vocabulary for the book of life, these interactions are the fundamental mechanisms for complex physiology and diseases. Over the past two decades, the development of high-throughput sequencing and mass-spec based analysis tools helped to unlock the molecular identities and their interactions at unprecedented scales of complexity, yielding rapidly advanced understanding to protein-protein, protein-DNA and protein-RNA interactions. In contrast, the protein-metabolite interaction (PMI) remains poorly defined. Increasing evidence supports the importance of metabolites not just as substrates for metabolic reactions, but also as signaling molecules with potent functional impact through their interacting proteins. Therefore, developing unbiased approaches to systematically and comprehensively determine PMI network is critically needed to fill this important gap. One recent development is LiP-SMap (Lip-small molecule interactions mapping) platform. It is a mass-spectrometry based technology taking advantage of altered protein sensitivity to proteolysis upon binding with metabolites. Whole cell lysates extracted under undenatured conditions are treated with or without a metabolite. Binding of the metabolite changes the proteolytic susceptibility of its cognate binding protein, allowing it to be differentiated from the non-binding proteins. Using LiPSMap, Piazza et al. showed its potency by uncovering known and novel PMI interactions in Escherichia coli and revealed functional and structural principles of metabolite-protein communication. 2 One unique feature of LiP-SMap approach is that it will not only map protein-metabolite interactions, but also provides information on the potential ligand-binding sites on the targeted proteins. Another large-scale mapping tool is PROMIS (Protein-Metabolite Interactions) platform which combines size-exclusion chromatography with proteomic and metabolomic methods to detect interactions between untagged proteins and metabolites based on their co-segregation profiles. In a recent publication by Luzarowski et al., dividing yeast cells were used as a source for endogenous protein-protein and protein-metabolite complexes. The complexes were fractionated using size exclusion chromatography followed by liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry to detect both proteins and metabolites from the same fraction. A dataset for PMI based on co-segregation from chromatography was established for the entire proteome and metabolome in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. 3 This report showcases the advantage of PROMIS for comprehensive profiling of PMIs in an unbiased fashion, however, the detection may be limited by the native abundance of the metabolites and their target proteins. The most recent entry is MIDAS platform which is a mass-spec based approach utilizing equilibrium dialysis of untagged metabolites. This new technology has yielded the first detailed map of human PMI for specific metabolites and targeted proteins in carbohydrate metabolism, demonstrating a potential path to establish cellular PMI landscape in mammals. 1 The …
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影响因子:
56.9
作者:
Hicks, Kevin G.;Cluntun, Ahmad A.;Schubert, Heidi L.;Hackett, Sean R.;Berg, Jordan A.;Leonard, Paul G.;Aleixo, Mariana A. Ajalla;Zhou, Youjia;Bott, Alex J.;Salvatore, Sonia R.;Chang, Fei;Blevins, Aubrie;Barta, Paige;Tilley, Samantha;Leifer, Aaron;Guzman, Andrea;Arok, Ajak;Fogarty, Sarah;Winter, Jacob M.;Ahn, Hee-Chul;Allen, Karen N.;Block, Samuel;Cardoso, Iara A.;Ding, Jianping;Dreveny, Ingrid;Gasper, William C.;Ho, Quinn;Matsuura, Atsushi;Palladino, Michael J.;Prajapati, Sabin;Sun, Pengkai;Tittmann, Kai;Tolan, Dean R.;Unterlass, Judith;VanDemark, Andrew P.;Vander Heiden, Matthew G.;Webb, Bradley A.;Yun, Cai-Hong;Zhao, Pengkai;Wang, Bei;Schopter, Francisco J.;Hill, Christopher P.;Nonato, Maria Cristina;Muller, Florian L.;Cox, James E.;Rutter, Jared
通讯作者:
Rutter, Jared
影响因子:
5.9
作者:
Luzarowski M;Vicente R;Kiselev A;Wagner M;Schlossarek D;Erban A;de Souza LP;Childs D;Wojciechowska I;Luzarowska U;Górka M;Sokołowska EM;Kosmacz M;Moreno JC;Brzezińska A;Vegesna B;Kopka J;Fernie AR;Willmitzer L;Ewald JC;Skirycz A
通讯作者:
Skirycz A
影响因子:
64.5
作者:
Piazza, Ilaria;Kochanowski, Karl;Picotti, Paola
通讯作者:
Picotti, Paola
影响因子:
20.1
作者:
Lopaschuk GD;Karwi QG;Tian R;Wende AR;Abel ED
通讯作者:
Abel ED