Interacting domains of P14-3-3 and actin involved in protein–protein interactions of living cells
Interacting domains of P14-3-3 and actin involved in protein–protein interactions of living cells
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DOI:
10.1007/s00203-011-0707-8
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发表时间:
2011-04
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Daliang Luo;Yi Yang;Jing Guo;Jianhua Zhang;Zhongzhen Guo;Shide Liu;Sheng-li Tian
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作者:
Daliang Luo;Yi Yang;Jing Guo;Jianhua Zhang;Zhongzhen Guo;Shide Liu;Sheng-li Tian
14-3-3 proteins are conserved regulatory proteins present in all eukaryotic cells that control numerous cellular activities via targeted protein interactions. To elucidate the interaction between P14-3-3 fromPhysarum polycephalumand actin in living cells, PCR and DNA recombination were used to generate various P14-3-3 and actin constructs. Yeast two-hybrid assay and FRET were employed to characterize the interaction between P14-3-3 and actin. The two-hybrid assay indicated that P14-3-3 N-terminal 76–108 amino acids and the C-terminal 207–216 amino acids played an important role in mediating interactions with actin, and the actin N-terminal 1–54 amino acids and the C-terminal 326–376 amino acids are also crucial in the interactions with the mPa, a P14-3-3 with mutations at Ser62 (Ser62 → Gly62). Mutations to potential phosphorylation sites did not affect interactions between P14-3-3 and actin. FRET results demonstrated that P14-3-3 co-localized with actin with a FRET efficiency of 22.2% and a distance of 7.4 nm and that P14-3-3 N-terminal 76–108 and C-terminal 207–216 amino acids were important in mediating this interaction, the truncated actin peptides without either the N-terminal 1–54 or C-terminal 326–376 amino acids interacted with P14-3-3, consistent with the results obtained from the yeast two-hybrid assay. Based on data obtained, we identified critical actin and P14-3-3 contact regions.