Shorter Alkanesulfonate Carbon Chains Destabilize the Active Site Architecture of SsuD for Desulfonation
Shorter Alkanesulfonate Carbon Chains Destabilize the Active Site Architecture of SsuD for Desulfonation
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较短的烷磺酸盐碳链破坏了 SsuD 脱磺化活性位点结构的稳定性
DOI:
10.1021/acs.biochem.2c00586
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发表时间:
2023
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Ellis, Holly R.
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作者:
Somai, Shruti;Yue, Kun;Acevedo, Orlando;Ellis, Holly R.
Bacteria have evolved to utilize alternative organosulfur sources when sulfur is limiting. The SsuE/SsuD and MsuE/MsuD enzymes expressed when sulfur sources are restricted, are responsible for providing specific bacteria with sulfur in the form of alkanesulfonates. In this study, we evaluated why two structurally and functionally similar FMNH2-dependent monooxygenase enzymes (MsuD and SsuD) are needed for the acquisition of alkanesulfonates in some bacteria. In desulfonation assays, MsuD was able to utilize the entire range of alkanesulfonates (C1–C10). However, SsuD was not able to utilize smaller alkanesulfonate substrates. Interestingly, SsuD had a similar binding affinity for methanesulfonate (MES) (15 ± 1 μM) as MsuD (12 ± 1 μM) even though SsuD was not able to catalyze the desulfonation of the MES substrate. SsuD and MsuD showed decreased proteolytic susceptibility in the presence of FMNH2with MES and octanesulfonate (OCS). Tighter loop closure was observed for the MsuD/FMNH2complex with MES and OCS compared to SsuD under comparable conditions. Analysis of the SsuD/FMNH2/MES structure using accelerated molecular dynamics simulations found three different conformations for MES, demonstrating the instability of the bound structure. Even when MES was bound in a similar fashion to OCS within the active site, the smaller alkane chain resulted in a shift of FMNH2so that it was no longer in a position to catalyze the desulfonation of MES. The active site of SsuD requires a longer alkane chain to maintain the appropriate architecture for desulfonation.