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    Surface Sites for Engineering

    Allosteric Control in Proteins

    Jeeyeon Lee, et al., Science 2008

    Francesco Di Giacomo

    Shuang Ma

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    Background

    PAGE 117-1-2011

    Instead of local interactions, protein

    function also depends on nonlocal,

    long-range communication between

    amino acids.

    K. Henzler-Wildman Nature 450, 964 (2007)

    Expectation: The above features are universal rather than idiosyncratic

    in protein family

    Examples: information transmission;

    allosteric regulation in enzyme catalysis;

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    Technique

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    17-1-2011

    Statistical coupling analysis (SCA)

    Basic principle: Quantifies how much the amino acid distribution at

    some position ichanges upon a perturbation of the amino acid

    distribution at another position j

    The resulting statistical coupling energyGstat indicates

    the degree of evolutionary dependence between the

    residues, with higher

    Gstat

    corresponding to increaseddependence

    !(x

    x

    i

    statPG

    2)(lnWhere P(x,i) Denotes the

    probability of finding amino

    acid x at position i

    Provide a general tool for computational prediction

    of conserved allosteric surface by finding networks

    of amino acid correlated with the active site

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    Allosteric surface can control protein function

    PAGE 317-1-2011A. I. Shulman, C. Larson, D. J.Mangelsdorf, R. Ranganathan, Cell 116, 417 (2004).

    The existence of correlated amino acids

    networks that connect the active site with

    distant secondary site

    predictions of allosteric surfaces at whichbinding of regulatory molecules (or

    covalent modifications) might control

    protein function.

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    How to utilize this finding

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    What if two proteins were joined at surface sites such that

    their statistically correlated networks were juxtaposed and

    could form functional interactions?

    Couple the activity of protein by

    linking the connection sites to

    their respective active sites

    through allosteric mechanisms

    intrinsic to each protein

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    Examples in natural systems

    PAGE 517-1-2011Schematic diagram from SCA computation

    Mutagenesis studies

    confirm that theseinteractions contribute to

    allosteric signaling

    regulator

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    ExperimentsChoosing input module

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    Light-sensing domain from plant phototropin

    [Avena sativa LOV2 (15)], a member of the

    Per/Arnt/Sim (PAS) family of signaling modules

    Conformational changeInitiation

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    ExperimentsChoosing output module

    E.colidihydrofolate reductase (EcDHFR):

    catalyze the folate metabolism in all organisms

    Catalyzes the stereospecific reduction

    of 7,8-dihydrofolate H2F to H4F, using

    NADPH as a cofactor

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    ExperimentsCoupling of LOV2 and DHFR

    Core LOV2 domain is inserted via its N- and C-terminal

    helical extensions into DHFR at two different surface sites:

    Site A and Site B.

    A Site (F-G loop) B Site (C-E loop)

    Allosteric surface

    correlated with the

    active site

    Main experiment

    object

    Uncorrelated with

    active site

    Serve as a control for

    potential nonspecific

    coupling

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    ExperimentsTest independent domain activity

    All LOV2-DHFR chimeras were well expressed and

    rescued growth in the DHFR auxotropic E. coli

    strain under minimal media conditions (WT stand

    for wild type E.coli, -ve stand for empty vector)

    insertion of the LOV2-J domain did not

    abolish DHFR activity in any instance

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    ExperimentsTest independent domain activity

    B

    (Control)

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    ExperimentsTest independent domain activity

    Peak at 447nm, consistent

    with the locked dark state

    Shift to 390nm due to formation

    of covalent thiol-FMN adduct

    Nearly identical to isolated domain

    Basic intrinsic features of the PAS

    domain and DHFR are structurally

    and functionally intact in the

    chimeras

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    ExperimentsTest chimeras activity (1)

    Strategy: comparing khyd (hydride transfer rate)

    of dark and light states

    Site B no light dependent

    changes in enzyme activity

    A120: Light dependent

    A120-C450S lock the

    molecule at dark state

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    ExperimentsTest chimeras activity (2)

    Curve shape identical

    Relaxation rate match well

    Indicating the light dependent

    enzymatic activity in A120 is due to

    the establishment of alostericcommunication between LOV2 and

    DHFR

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    ExperimentsTest chimeras activity (3)

    Strategy: Measured the light dependence of the H4F off-rate and of the

    equilibrium dissociation constant for NADPH

    A factor of 3 decrease in the A120 chimera

    Small but significant

    light dependence

    No light dependence

    Previous work shows:

    dynamics of F-G loop

    specifically controls khydand product release

    Engineered interdomain allostery

    in A120 chimera likely works

    through light-dependent

    modulation of F-G loop

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    Conclusion

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    1. Modular allosteric networks in each protein can

    be brought together to initiate the formation of

    new allosteric control.

    2. Specific surface locations might act as

    evolutionarily conserved hotspots for allosteric

    control.

    3. Linkage of conserved networks of amino acidinteractions might represent a statistically

    preferential strategy for the evolution of

    allosteric signaling in multidomain proteins.

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    Significance

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    1. The work presents a initial step towards a general

    scheme for the creation of allosteric multidomain

    system

    2. By combining computational prediction of

    potential allosteric surface sites with physics-

    based interface design as well as experimentalscreening, it is possible to design high-

    performance allosteric system.

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    Discussion

    The insertion of an allosteric regulator module

    greatly decrease the activity of output module

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    wild-type Act-A120chimera

    khyd 220 s1 0.4 s1

    What is the purpose to synthetized dark-locked

    chimera to get the conclusion?

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    Input module SCA (extra slide)

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    Output module SCA (extra slide)

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