Binding affinities for 2D protein dimerization benefit from enthalpic stabilization
Adip Jhaveri,
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S Chhibber,
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Naveen V. Kulkarni
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
Abstract
Dimerization
underpins
all
macromolecular
assembly
processes
both
on
and
off
the
membrane.
While
strength
of
dimerization,
K
D
,
is
commonly
quantified
in
solution
(3D),
many
proteins
like
soluble
BAR
domain-containing
also
reversibly
dimerize
while
bound
to
a
membrane
surface
(2D).
The
ratio
dissociation
constants,
defines
lengthscale
that
essential
for
determining
whether
dimerization
more
favorable
or
surface,
particularly
these
transition
between
3D
2D.
purely
entropic
rigid-body
estimates
h
apply
well
transmembrane
adhesion
proteins,
we
show
here
using
Molecular
Dynamics
simulations
even
moderate
flexibility
domains
dramatically
alters
free
energy
landscape
from
2D,
driving
enhanced
selectivity
stability
native
dimer
By
simulating
homodimerization
three
distinct
environments,
1)
2)
lipid
bilayer
(2D),
3)
fully
solvated
but
restrained
pseudo
2D
environments
induce
backbone
configurations
better
match
crystal
structure
produce
enthalpically
states,
violating
drive
≪
RIGID
.
Remarkably,
contact
with
an
explicit
not
necessary
changes,
as
induces
this
same
result.
We
outcome
depends
protein
interaction,
parameterization
produces
exceptionally
stable
binding
does
systematic
improvements
With
lengthscales
calculated
are
below
physiological
volume-to-surface-area
lengthscale,
will
be
membrane,
which
aligns
domain
function
remodelers.
Our
approach
provides
simple
metrics
move
beyond
affinities
assess
conformational
selects
membranes.
Language: Английский
Dynamic Plasma Membrane Topography Linked With Arp2/3 Actin Network Induction During Cell Shape Change
BioEssays,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 31, 2025
ABSTRACT
Recent
studies
show
the
importance
of
mesoscale
changes
to
plasma
membrane
(PM)
topography
during
cell
shape
change.
Local
folding
and
flattening
surface
is
mechanosensitive,
changing
in
response
both
microenvironment
structural
elements
intracellular
cytoskeletal
activities.
These
elicit
local
mechanical
signaling
events
that
act
conjunction
with
molecular
signal
transduction
pathways
remodel
cortex.
Experimental
manipulations
PM
curvature
its
sufficiency
for
recruiting
Arp2/3
actin
network
induction
pathways.
Additionally,
diverse
changes—ranging
from
neutrophil
migration
early
Drosophila
embryo
cleavage
neural
stem
asymmetric
division—show
generation
linked
induction,
which
then
remodels
dynamic
control
structure.
examples
are
reviewed
detail,
together
known
potential
causes
changes,
downstream
effects,
higher‐order
feedback.
Language: Английский
Engineered Proteins and Chemical Tools to Probe the Cell Surface Proteome
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 3, 2025
The
cell
surface
proteome,
or
surfaceome,
is
the
hub
for
cells
to
interact
and
communicate
with
outside
world.
Many
disease-associated
changes
are
hard-wired
within
yet
approved
drugs
target
less
than
50
proteins.
In
past
decade,
proteomics
community
has
made
significant
strides
in
developing
new
technologies
tailored
studying
surfaceome
all
its
complexity.
this
review,
we
first
dive
into
unique
characteristics
functions
of
emphasizing
necessity
specialized
labeling,
enrichment,
proteomic
approaches.
An
overview
surfaceomics
methods
provided,
detailing
techniques
measure
protein
expression
how
leads
novel
discovery.
Next,
highlight
advances
proximity
labeling
(PLP),
showcasing
various
enzymatic
photoaffinity
can
map
protein-protein
interactions
membrane
complexes
on
surface.
We
then
review
role
extracellular
post-translational
modifications,
focusing
glycosylation,
proteolytic
remodeling,
secretome.
Finally,
discuss
identifying
tumor-specific
peptide
MHC
they
have
shaped
therapeutic
development.
This
emerging
field
neo-protein
epitopes
constantly
evolving,
where
targets
identified
at
proteome
level
encompass
defined
PTMs,
complexes,
dysregulated
cellular
tissue
locations.
Given
functional
importance
biology
therapy,
view
as
a
critical
piece
quest
neo-epitope
Language: Английский
A novel motif in calcimembrin/C16orf74 dictates multimeric dephosphorylation by calcineurin
Devin A. Bradburn,
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Joana Reis,
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Shariq Qayyum
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 13, 2024
Abstract
Calcineurin,
the
Ca
2+
/calmodulin-activated
protein
phosphatase,
recognizes
substrates
and
regulators
via
short
linear
motifs,
PxIxIT
LxVP,
which
dock
to
distinct
sites
on
calcineurin
determine
distribution
catalysis,
respectively.
Calcimembrin/C16orf74
(CLMB),
an
intrinsically
disordered
microprotein
whose
expression
correlates
with
poor
cancer
outcomes,
targets
membranes
where
it
may
promote
oncogenesis
by
shaping
signaling.
We
show
that
CLMB
associates
lipidation,
i.e.
N-myristoylation
reversible
S-acylation.
Furthermore,
contains
unusual
composite
‘LxVPxIxIT’
motif,
binds
PxIxIT-docking
site
extraordinarily
high
affinity
when
phosphorylated,
33
LxVPxIxITxx(p)T
44
.
Calcineurin
dephosphorylates
decrease
this
affinity,
but
Thr44
is
protected
from
dephosphorylation
PxIxIT-bound.
propose
dephosphorylated
in
multimeric
complexes,
one
PxIxIT-bound
recruits
membranes,
allowing
a
second
engage
its
LxVP
motif
be
dephosphorylated.
In
vivo
vitro
data,
including
nuclear
magnetic
resonance
(NMR)
analyses
of
CLMB-calcineurin
supports
model.
Thus,
imposes
unique
properties
signaling
at
sensitivity
CLMB:calcineurin
ratios,
phosphorylation
dynamic
Language: Английский
Searching Through Cellular Landscapes
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Enzymatic reactions dictated by the 2D membrane environment
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Aug. 23, 2024
Abstract
The
cell
membrane
is
a
fundamental
component
of
cellular
architecture.
Beyond
serving
as
physical
barrier
that
encloses
the
cytosol,
it
also
provides
crucial
platform
for
numerous
biochemical
reactions.
Due
to
unique
two-dimensional
and
fluidic
environment
membrane,
reactions
occur
on
its
surface
are
subject
specific
constraints.
However,
advantages
disadvantages
membrane-mediated
have
yet
be
thoroughly
explored.
In
this
study,
we
reconstitute
classic
proteolytic
cleavage
reaction
at
interface,
designed
real-time,
single-molecule
kinetic
analysis.
interactions
between
enzyme
substrate
near
examined
under
different
scenarios.
Our
findings
reveal
while
significantly
enhances
enzymatic
activity,
imposes
diffusion
limitations
reduce
activity
over
time.
By
adjusting
enzyme’s
affinity
an
intermediate
level,
enable
"hop"
surface,
overcoming
these
constraints
sustaining
high
with
faster
kinetics.
These
results
provide
critical
insights
into
role
in
regulating
can
broadly
applied
other
membrane-associated
interactions.
Language: Английский
Translocation of cell-penetrating peptides involving calcium-dependent interactions between anionic glycosaminoglycans and phosphocholine bilayer
Bingwei He,
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Sonia Khemaissa,
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Sébastien Cardon
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et al.
Published: Oct. 17, 2024
Cell-penetrating
peptides
can
internalize
ubiquitously
in
many,
if
not
all,
cell
types.
To
explore
the
specific
targeting
issue
of
cell-penetrating
(CPPs),
we
studied
glycosaminoglycan
(GAG)-binding
previously
identified
Otx2
and
En2
homeoproteins
(HPs),
alone
or
extended
with
penetratin-like
third
helix
(H3)
En2.
HPs
are
indeed
known
to
cells,
thanks
their
GAG-targeting
sequence
(Joliot
et
al.
2022;
Cardon
2023).
We
quantified
capacity
these
enter
into
various
lines
express
different
levels
types
heparan
sulfates
(HS)
chondroitin
(CS)
GAGs.
also
analyzed
by
calorimetry
(DSC,
ITC)
fluorescence
spectroscopy,
binary
ternary
interactions
between
heparin
(HI),
(4S,
6S)CS
(CS-E),
zwitterionic
phosphocholine
(PC)
model
membranes
those
peptides.
Altogether,
our
results
demonstrate
existence
Ca2+-dependent
CS-E
HI
PC
lipid
bilayers,
major
phospholipid
found
animal
plasma
membrane.
Importantly,
show
that
act
as
a
bridge
be
exploited
chimeric
CS-E-recognition
motif-H3
peptide
bind
cross
membrane
bilayer
get
access
directly
cytosol
cells.
this
study
brings
further
information
uncovering
molecular
mechanism
translocation
process
CPPs
implies
GAGs
at
cell-surface.
It
shed
light
on
role
paracrine
activity
specificity
HPs.
Language: Английский