RRC ID 34858
著者 Uchimura S, Fujii T, Takazaki H, Ayukawa R, Nishikawa Y, Minoura I, Hachikubo Y, Kurisu G, Sutoh K, Kon T, Namba K, Muto E.
タイトル A flipped ion pair at the dynein-microtubule interface is critical for dynein motility and ATPase activation.
ジャーナル J Cell Biol
Abstract Dynein is a motor protein that moves on microtubules (MTs) using the energy of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) hydrolysis. To understand its motility mechanism, it is crucial to know how the signal of MT binding is transmitted to the ATPase domain to enhance ATP hydrolysis. However, the molecular basis of signal transmission at the dynein-MT interface remains unclear. Scanning mutagenesis of tubulin identified two residues in α-tubulin, R403 and E416, that are critical for ATPase activation and directional movement of dynein. Electron cryomicroscopy and biochemical analyses revealed that these residues form salt bridges with the residues in the dynein MT-binding domain (MTBD) that work in concert to induce registry change in the stalk coiled coil and activate the ATPase. The R403-E3390 salt bridge functions as a switch for this mechanism because of its reversed charge relative to other residues at the interface. This study unveils the structural basis for coupling between MT binding and ATPase activation and implicates the MTBD in the control of directional movement.
巻・号 208(2)
ページ 211-22
公開日 2015-1-19
DOI 10.1083/jcb.201407039
PII jcb.201407039
PMID 25583999
PMC PMC4298687
MeSH Amino Acid Sequence Animals Conserved Sequence Cryoelectron Microscopy Dictyostelium Dyneins / chemistry* Dyneins / ultrastructure Enzyme Activation Microtubules / chemistry* Microtubules / ultrastructure Models, Molecular Protein Binding Protein Interaction Domains and Motifs Protein Structure, Quaternary Protozoan Proteins / chemistry* Protozoan Proteins / ultrastructure Sus scrofa
IF 8.811
引用数 21
WOS 分野 CELL BIOLOGY
リソース情報
遺伝子材料 pSU207 (RDB13289) pSU209 (RDB13290) pSU211 (RDB13291) pSU251 (RDB13292) pSU463 (RDB13293) pSU466 (RDB13294) pSU480 (RDB13295) pSU481 (RDB13296).