CONSORTIUM FOR LARGE MACROMOLECULAR STRUCTURES
大分子结构联盟
基本信息
- 批准号:6220516
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.42万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1999
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1999-08-15 至 2000-08-14
- 项目状态:已结题
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- 关键词:
项目摘要
We have solved the crystal structure of the small GTP-binding
protein Cdc42 in complex with a C-terminal domain of its
GTPase-activating protein (GAP) by a combination of MAD pahsing and a
molecular replacement solution. The final model is now refined to 2.1
A resolution to an Rfree of 25.9% and shows the presence of an AlF3
molecule in the active site. The structure of the complex shows the
GAP to bind essentially to the switch I and II loops in Cdc42 as well
as the end of helix H3. In doing so, the GAP stabilizes one
particular conformation of Gln61, a residue that has been found to be
essential to all G-proteins. At the same time, the GAP introduces a
conserved arginine residue (R305) into the active site to stabilize
the negative charge formation on the GTP. The side chain amide groups
of R305 are in close contact with one fluorine atom and with the
beta-gamma-phosphate-bridging-oxygen. This observation shows that the
negative charge is localized on the gamma-phosphate and on the leaving
group (the GDP). As a consequence, the transition state has a mixed
associative and dissociative structure. To further study the role of
R305, we solved the structure of the same complex but with a
GAP(R305A) mutant. To our surprise an AlF3 molecule was also found in
the active site. The interface between the G-protein and the GAP has
not changed. Tyr32 from Cdc42, which was stabilizing R305 in the wild
type mutant, has changed its conformation and is now tightly bound to
the AlF3. Gln61 in the mutant complex, is seen to be more flexible
and to have weaker interactions with the nucleophilic attacking water.
Taken together, these results show that GAP is a dual molecule which
function is to stabilize the switch domains of the G-protein and to
introduce an arginine residue to stabilize the transition formation.
我们已经解决了小GTP结合的晶体结构,
蛋白Cdc 42与其C-末端结构域复合,
GTPase-activating protein(GAP),通过MAD pahsing和
分子置换液 最终的模型现在被细化到2.1
Rfree的分离度为25.9%,显示存在AlF 3
分子在活性部位。 复杂的结构表明,
GAP也基本上结合Cdc 42中的开关I和II环
作为螺旋H3的末端。 在这样做的时候差距稳定了一个
Gln 61的特殊构象,已发现Gln 61是
对所有G蛋白都至关重要。 与此同时,差距引入了一个
保守的精氨酸残基(R305)进入活性位点,以稳定
GTP上的负电荷形成。 侧链酰胺基团
的R305与一个氟原子紧密接触,并且与
β-γ-磷酸桥氧。 这一观察表明,
负电荷位于γ-磷酸盐上,
GDP(GDP)。 因此,过渡状态具有混合的
联想结构和分离结构。 为了进一步研究
R305,我们解决了相同的复杂的结构,但与
GAP(R305 A)突变体。 令我们惊讶的是,在一个实验室中也发现了AlF 3分子。
活动现场。 G蛋白和差距之间的界面
更改的情况下也 来自Cdc 42的Tyr 32,其在野生环境中稳定R305
型突变体,已经改变了它的构象,现在是紧密结合,
AlF3。 Gln 61在突变复合体中,被认为是更灵活的
并且与亲核攻击水具有较弱的相互作用。
总之,这些结果表明GAP是一种双分子,
功能是稳定G蛋白的开关结构域,
引入精氨酸残基以稳定过渡形成。
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