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Carrie Eckert Marko Boehm Damian Carrieri Jianping Yu Alexandra Dubini Peter J. Nixon Pin-Ching Maness 《The Journal of biological chemistry》2012,287(52):43502-43515
Hydrogenases are metalloenzymes that catalyze 2H+ + 2e− ↔ H2. A multisubunit, bidirectional [NiFe]-hydrogenase has been identified and characterized in a number of bacteria, including cyanobacteria, where it is hypothesized to function as an electron valve, balancing reductant in the cell. In cyanobacteria, this Hox hydrogenase consists of five proteins in two functional moieties: a hydrogenase moiety (HoxYH) with homology to heterodimeric [NiFe]-hydrogenases and a diaphorase moiety (HoxEFU) with homology to NuoEFG of respiratory Complex I, linking NAD(P)H ↔ NAD(P)+ as a source/sink for electrons. Here, we present an extensive study of Hox hydrogenase in the cyanobacterium Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803. We identify the presence of HoxEFUYH, HoxFUYH, HoxEFU, HoxFU, and HoxYH subcomplexes as well as association of the immature, unprocessed large subunit (HoxH) with other Hox subunits and unidentified factors, providing a basis for understanding Hox maturation and assembly. The analysis of mutants containing individual and combined hox gene deletions in a common parental strain reveals apparent alterations in subunit abundance and highlights an essential role for HoxF and HoxU in complex/subcomplex association. In addition, analysis of individual and combined hox mutant phenotypes in a single strain background provides a clear view of the function of each subunit in hydrogenase activity and presents evidence that its physiological function is more complicated than previously reported, with no outward defects apparent in growth or photosynthesis under various growth conditions. 相似文献
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Heekyung Jung Myungin Baek Kristen P. D’Elia Catherine Boisvert Peter D. Currie Boon-Hui Tay Byrappa Venkatesh Stuart M. Brown Adriana Heguy David Schoppik Jeremy S. Dasen 《Cell》2018,172(4):667-682.e15
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Total protein of Alcaligenes eutrophus was analyzed by two-dimensional protein map. Cells grown at 30° C expressed hydrogen-oxidizing (Hox) ability mediated by a soluble (Hos) and a particulate hydrogenase (Hop). Hox ability was not expressed at 37° C (HoxTs). The six subunits of the two hydrogenases were identified. Besides these six subunits eight peptides were not or hardly detected at 37° C. The mutant HF117 which expressed Hox ability at 37° C (HoxTr), formed the hydrogenase peptides and five of the eight peptides. These peptides designated B, C, E, F, and H were characterized by their isoelectric point and molecular mass (M
r); their M
r were 18 800, 45 400, 41 900, 39 400, and 40 600, respectively. The five peptides were not formed in regulatory Hox– mutants, and not formed in mutants cured of plasmid pHG1, carrying the genetic information for hydrogenase formation. Strain HF160, carrying a Tn5 insertion in a gene essential for Hos expression specifically did not form the B-peptide. All peptides were found in the soluble fraction of cell extracts, the F-peptide was also detected in the particulate fraction. The function of the new Hox-peptides is presently unknown.Abbreviations PAGE
polyacrylamide gelelectrophoresis
- SDS
sodium dodecylsulfate
- Hox
hydrogen oxidizing ability 相似文献
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Hox cofactors in vertebrate development 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
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Galis F Van Dooren TJ Feuth JD Metz JA Witkam A Ruinard S Steigenga MJ Wijnaendts LC 《Evolution; international journal of organic evolution》2006,60(12):2643-2654
Abstract Why do all mammals, except for sloths and manatees, have exactly seven cervical vertebrae? In other vertebrates and other regions, the vertebral number varies considerably. We investigated whether natural selection constrains the number of cervical vertebrae in humans. To this end, we determined the incidence of cervical ribs and other homeotic vertebral changes in radiographs of deceased human fetuses and infants, and analyzed several existing datasets on the incidence in infants and adults. Our data show that homeotic transformations that change the number of cervical vertebrae are extremely common in humans, but are strongly selected against: almost all individuals die before reproduction. Selection is most probably indirect, caused by a strong coupling of such changes with major congenital abnormalities. Changes in the number of thoracic vertebrae appear to be subject to weaker selection, in good correspondence with the weaker evolutionary constraint on these numbers. Our analysis highlights the role of prenatal selection in the conservation of our common body plan. 相似文献
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