INDUCTION OF AN ORGANELLE: THE YEAST PEROXISOME
INDUCTION OF AN ORGANELLE: THE YEAST PEROXISOME
批准号:
3280274
负责人:
JOEL M GOODMAN
金额:
$18.18万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1984
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1984-04-01 至 1995-06-30
关键词:
Candida Escherichia coli SDS polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis Saccharomyces cerevisiae adrenoleukodystrophy affinity chromatography antibody binding proteins chemical binding chimeric proteins computer assisted sequence analysis dihydrofolate reductase fungal genetics fusion gene gene expression gene induction /repression human tissue immunoelectron microscopy immunofluorescence technique immunoprecipitation intracellular transport ion exchange chromatography laboratory rabbit membrane potentials membrane proteins membrane reconstitution /synthesis membrane transport proteins microorganism metabolism molecular cloning monoclonal antibody nucleic acid hybridization peroxisome protein biosynthesis protein sequence site directed mutagenesis southern blotting stress proteins western blottings
中文摘要
过氧化物体是一种重要的细胞器,在几乎所有
真核细胞。它们催化各种氧化、代谢
相互转化和生物合成反应。过氧化物酶缺陷症
人类的集合体是儿童灾难性疾病的罪魁祸首
Zellweger综合征和新生儿肾上腺脑白质营养不良
很小的时候。虽然现在已经知道了很多关于
过氧酶体,人们对它们的组装了解得很少
细胞器。这项研究的长期目标是理解
靶向膜的分子相互作用
过氧化体蛋白的移位或组装和成熟。
将有两种酵母菌:波氏假丝酵母和酿酒酵母
利用他们的长处来描述过氧化物体的三个方面
集合。(1)过氧化体整体膜上的靶向序列
蛋白质PMP47将被鉴定出来。这种蛋白质的融合来自
甲醇酵母C boidinii和二氢叶酸还原酶
建造的。它们在体内分选到S。
酿酒酵母将通过细胞分离技术和
免疫印迹和免疫显微镜。PMP47部分中的嵌套删除
的融合将被生成以识别假定的靶向序列。
这样的序列将在不同的结构中得到确认。允许
将确定目标信号(S)的变化。抗体
抗PMP47和二氢叶酸还原酶将在这些研究中使用。
(2)BP48的功能,这是一种特异性和竞争性的蛋白质
在体外结合到过氧化体靶向序列,将被分析。BP48
将通过亲和层析纯化,并将提高抗体
反对它。这些将被用来定位细胞内的蛋白质。一个
脉冲追逐和免疫共沉淀方案,使用BP48抗体
以确定是否与新合成的过氧化物体结合
蛋白质存在于体内。相应的基因将被分离出来,并且一个
将在酿酒酵母中构建破坏性菌株,以进一步评估
该蛋白在过氧化体组装中的重要性。(3)职能
在酿酒酵母中丰富的三种过氧化物体膜蛋白中,
将证明scPMP24、scPMP31和scPMP32。尚未执行任何函数
显示为任何特定的真正的过氧体完整膜蛋白。
编码这些蛋白质的基因将利用多肽进行克隆。
来自纯化蛋白质的序列或通过与相似的蛋白质的同源性
波氏拟线虫过氧化体膜的大小。的功能的线索
可以从推断的一级结构中获得scPMP。菌株
包含被破坏的基因,如果可行,将由各种研究人员进行研究
用酶分析、形态分析和生物合成分析来评估
这些蛋白质对过氧化体的组装和功能起作用。如果合适的话,
基因将被放置在受调控的启动子上,以研究不同
对功能的表达水平。如果没有观察到表型,菌株
包含中断的组合,将生成以测试
冗余功能。最终,函数的假设将在
重组的系统。这些基因也将对未来的研究有用。
这类蛋白质的组装和拓扑结构。
英文摘要
Peroxisomes are essential organelles that are found in virtually all
eukaryotic cells. They catalyze a variety of oxidations, metabolic
interconversions and biosynthetic reactions. Defects in peroxisomal
assembly in humans are the coarse of the catastrophic childhood diseases
Zellweger syndrome and neonatal adrenoleukodystrophy which lead to death at
an early age. Although much is now known about the functions of
peroxisomes, considerably less is understood about the assembly of these
organelles. The long-term goal of this research is the understanding of
the molecular interactions responsible for the targeting, membrane
translocation or assembly, and maturation of peroxisomal proteins.
Two yeast species Candida boidinii and Saccharomyces cerevisiae will be
utilized for their strengths in characterizing three aspects of peroxisomal
assembly. (1) Targeting sequences on a peroxisomal integral membrane
protein, PMP47, will be identified. Fusions of this protein from the
methylotrophic yeast C boidinii, and dihydrofolate reductase will be
constructed. Their sorting in vivo into the peroxisomal membrane of S.
cerevisiae will be monitored by techniques of cell fractionation and
immunoblotting, and immunomicroscopy. Nested deletions in the PMP47 part
of the fusions will ge generated to identify putative targeting sequences.
Such sequences will be confirmed in separate constructions. Allowed
alterations of the targeting signal(s) will be determined. Antibodies
against PMP47 and dihydrofolate reductase will be used in these studies.
(2) The function of BP48, a protein that specifically and competitively
binds to a peroxisomal targeting sequence in vitro, will be analyzed. BP48
will be purified by affinity chromatography and antibodies will be raised
against it. These will be used to localize the protein within the cell. A
pulse-chase and co-immunoprecipitation protocol, using the BP48 antibodies
will be performed to determine if binding to newly synthesized peroxisomal
proteins occurs in vivo. The corresponding gene will be isolated and a
disruption strain in S. cerevisiae will be constructed to further assess
the importance of this protein in peroxisomal assembly. (3) The function
of the three abundant peroxisomal membrane proteins in S. cerevisiae,
scPMP24, scPMP31, and scPMP32, will be proved. No functions have yet been
shown for any specific bona fide peroxisomal integral membrane protein.
The genes encoding these proteins will be cloned wither using peptide
sequences from the purified proteins or by homology to proteins of similar
size in peroxisomal membranes of C. Boidinii. Clues to function of the
scPMPs may be obtained from the inferred primary structures. Strains
containing the disrupted genes, if viable, will be studied by a variety of
enzymatic, morphological, and biosynthetic assays to assess the role of
these proteins on peroxisomal assembly and function. If appropriate, the
genes will be placed on a regulated promoter to study effects of different
levels of expression on function. If no phenotype is observed, strains
containing a combination of disruptions will be generated to test for
redundant functions. Ultimately, hypotheses of function will be tested in
reconstituted systems. The genes will also be useful for future studies of
the assembly and topology of this class of proteins.
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