Structural Changes beyond the EF-Hand Contribute to Apparent Calcium Binding Affinities: Insights from Parvalbumins.
Structural Changes beyond the EF-Hand Contribute to Apparent Calcium Binding Affinities: Insights from Parvalbumins.
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10.1021/acs.jpcb.1c01269
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2021-06-24
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Kekenes-Huskey PM
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Immadisetty K;Sun B;Kekenes-Huskey PM
Members of the parvalbumin (PV) family of calcium (Ca2+) binding proteins (CBPs) share a relatively high level of sequence similarity. However, their Ca2+ affinities and selectivities against competing ions like magnesium (Mg2+) can widely vary. We conducted molecular dynamics simulations of several α-parvalbumin (αPV) constructs with micromolar to nanomolar Ca2+ affinities, to identify structural and dynamic features that contribute to their binding of ions. Specifically, we examined a D94S/G98E construct with a reported lower Ca2+ affinity (≈ −18 kcal/mol) relative to the WT (≈ −22 kcal/mol) and an S55D/E59D variant with enhanced affinity (≈ −24 kcal/mol). Additionally, we also examined the binding of Mg2+ to these isoforms, which is much weaker than Ca2+. We used mean spherical approximation (MSA) theory to evaluate ion binding thermodynamics within the proteins’ EF-hand domains to account for impact of ions’ finite sizes and the surrounding electrolyte composition. While the MSA scores differentiated Mg2+ from Ca2+, they did not indicate that Ca2+ binding at the binding loop differed between the PV isoforms. Instead, molecular mechanics generalized Born approximation (MM/GBSA) energies that quantify the structural rearrangement of the proteins upon binding ions indicate that S55D/E59D αPV favors Ca2+ binding by −20 kcal/mol relative to WT versus 30 kcal/mol for D94S/G98E αPV. Meanwhile, Mg2+ binding was favored for the S55D/E59D αPV and D94S/G98E αPV variants by −18.32 and −1.65 kcal/mol, respectively. These energies implicate significant contributions to ion binding beyond oxygen coordination, which stemmed from changes in α-helicity, β-sheet character and hydrogen bonding. Hence, Ca2+ affinity and selectivity against Mg2+ are emergent properties stemming from both local effects within the proteins’ ion binding sites as well as non-local contributions elsewhere. Our findings broaden our understanding of the molecular bases governing α-parvalbumin (αPV) ion binding that are likely shared by members of the broad family of Ca2+ binding proteins.
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