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Functional proteome analysis of circadian phosphoproteins in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii

Functional proteome analysis of circadian phosphoproteins in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii
莱茵衣藻昼夜节律磷蛋白的功能蛋白质组分析
批准号:
5402435
负责人:
Professorin Dr. Maria Mittag
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Units
财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
德国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2002-12-31 至 2008-12-31

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中文摘要
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真核单细胞模式藻类莱茵衣藻特别适合研究特定的科学问题,例如关于策略运动(趋化性,趋光性)的生物钟机制。在昼夜节律系统中,磷酸化形式的翻译后修饰已被证明对从蓝藻到哺乳动物的内源性振荡器的关键成分起着至关重要的调节作用。目前已鉴定的两种激酶,DOUBLETIME (DBT)和SHAGGY在莱茵梭菌中高度保守。DBT在果蝇和哺乳动物中以昼夜节律的方式磷酸化振荡组分PERIOD,从而控制昼夜节律反馈回路。目前的项目旨在系统地描述由DBT以昼夜节律方式磷酸化的reinhardtii的蛋白质。因此,我们将采用基于蛋白质组的差异显示方法。DBT磷酸化蛋白在昼夜节律系统中的功能将通过RNAi沉默这些基因以及随后对昼夜节律趋光性和趋化性的周期和阶段的分析来表征。此外,将与M. Melkonian一起分析作为战术运动基础的基底器官的昼夜节律调节成分。评审小组的意见(包括一份书面意见):Mittag教授的一个项目(Teilprojekt 6, MI 373/6-1)对研究单位非常重要,已经得到了DFG的资助。在之前的评审过程中,该项目得到了大力推荐,并再次被评审小组称赞为非常有趣和有价值。在这里讨论的项目也是建立在上述Teilprojekt 6 (MI 373/6-1)的基础上,Mittag教授希望在衣藻基因表达的昼夜节律控制系统中确定具有调节功能的蛋白质。提交给专家组的项目提案建议,寻找丰度可变并与RNA和/或DNA结合的蛋白质,或在一天的不同时间表现出磷酸化变化的蛋白质。总的来说,专家组非常喜欢在蛋白质组水平上分析昼夜节律控制的想法,并特别强调了计划研究磷酸化蛋白质组的创新性。然而,小组成员一致认为,在目前的形式下,该项目过于多样化,不太可能通过这个年轻的研究小组现有的手段来管理,因此有可能产生太多的开放性问题。需要重新关注建议的一个方面。
英文摘要
The eukaryotic unicellular model alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii is especially suited to investigate specific scientific questions such as the mechanism of the circadian clock with regard to tactic movements (chemotaxis, phototaxis). Within the circadian system posttranslational modifications in form of phosphorylation have been shown to play a crucial regulatory role for key components of the endogenous oscillator from cyanobacteria to mammals. Two of the so far characterized kinases, DOUBLETIME (DBT) and SHAGGY are highly conserved in C. reinhardtii. DBT phosphorylates the oscillator component PERIOD in a circadian manner in flies and mammals, thereby gating the circadian feedback loop. The current project aims to depict systematically proteins from C. reinhardtii that are phosphorylated in a circadian manner by DBT. Thereby, we will apply a proteome based differential display approach. The function of the DBT phosphoproteins within the circadian system will then be characterized by silencing of these genes by RNAi and consequent analysis of the period and phase of circadian photo- and chemotaxis. In addition, circadian regulatory components of the basal appara- tus, the basis for the tactic movements, will be analyzed together with M. Melkonian. Opinion of the review panel (including one written comment): One project of Prof. Mittag (Teilprojekt 6, MI 373/6-1), which will be of high importance for the Research Unit, is already being funded by the DFG. This project had been highly recommended for funding in the previous reviewing process and was praised again by this review panel as very interesting and worthwhile. With the project to be discussed here, which also builds upon the above-mentioned Teilprojekt 6 ( MI 373/6-1), Prof. Mittag wants to identify proteins that have regulatory function within the system of circadian control of gene expression in Chlamydomonas. The project proposal submitted to the panel suggested to search for proteins that either show variable abundance and bind to RNA and/or DNA, or exhibit variation in phosphorylation at different times of the day. In general, the panel really liked the idea of analysing circadian control on the level of the proteome, and especially emphasized the innovative character of th e planned study of the phospho-proteome. However, the panel members agreed that in the form presented, the project is too diversified and unlikely to be manageable by the means available to this young research group and, therefore, would be at risk of generating too many open ends. Re-focussing on just one of the suggested aspects was demanded.
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