In situ monitoring of protein transfer into nanoscale channels
In situ monitoring of protein transfer into nanoscale channels
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DOI:
10.1016/j.xcrp.2021.100576
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发表时间:
2021-09
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8.9
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Yanxiong Pan;Xiaoliang Wang;Hui Li;Junyu Ren;Yin Zhang;Drew Jordahl;I. Schuster;J. Farmakes;H. Hong;Zhongyu Yang;Shengqian Ma
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Yanxiong Pan;Xiaoliang Wang;Hui Li;Junyu Ren;Yin Zhang;Drew Jordahl;I. Schuster;J. Farmakes;H. Hong;Zhongyu Yang;Shengqian Ma
Protein transfer into nanoscale compartments is critical for many cellular/life processes, yet there are few reports on how compartment properties impact the protein orientation during a transfer. Such a knowledge gap limits a deeper understanding of the protein transfer mechanism, which could be bridged using nanoporous materials. Here, we use a mesoporous silica, a covalent organic framework, and a metal-organic framework with charged, hydrophobic, and neutral surfaces, respectively, to elucidate the impact of channel properties on the transfer of a model protein, lysozyme. Using site-directed spin labeling and time-resolved electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy, we reveal that the transfer can be a multi-step process depending on channel properties and depict the relative orientation changes of lysozyme upon transfer into each channel. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first structural insight into protein orientation upon transfer into different compartments, meaningful for the rational design of synthetic materials to host enzymes or mimic the cellular compartments.