biogenesis of [fe-s] proteins in escherichia coli frederic barras, lcb, cnrs, marseille marburg, 21...
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Biogenesis of [Fe-S] proteins in Escherichia coli
Frederic Barras, LCB, CNRS, Marseille
Marburg, 21 april 2004
Biogenesis of [Fe-S] proteins in Escherichia coli
Background
The IscS system: other’s story
The Suf system: our story
The Csd system: the new story
Some [Fe-S] clusters
Kiley and Beinert, 2003
Biological functions of [Fe-S] clusters
Electron transfer
Sulfur transfer
Sensing O2 and derivatives
[Fe-S] cluster containing proteinsFNR
PJ Kiley
[Fe-S] cluster containing proteinsAconitase/IRE-BP
Aconitase[4Fe-4S] cluster
IRE-binding site not accessible
IRE-BPNo [4Fe-4S] cluster
IRE-binding site accessible
[2Fe-2S]3+
[Fe-S] cluster containing proteinsSoxR
-35
-35
-10
-10
[2Fe-2S]2+ [2Fe-2S]2+
soxS mRNA
[2Fe-2S] 3+
Pomposiello and Demple, 2001
How to make [Fe-S] proteins?1- Chemist’s answer
Apo-protein [Fe-S] protein
Fe2+
Na2SDTT
How to make [Fe-S] proteins?2- Biologist’s answer
Source of Fe and S?(toxicity)
Assembly of [Fe-S] cluster(insertion and folding)
Biogenesis of [Fe-S] proteins in Escherichia coli
Background
The IscS system: other’s story
The Suf system: our story
The Csd system: the new story
Study of nitrogen fixation in Azotobacter vinelandiiDr. Dean’s laboratory (1993)
Apo-nitrogenase [4Fe-4S] nitrogenase
Fe2+
CysteineDTT
NifS
Enzymatic activity of Cysteine desulfurases
NifS-like gene clusters
Frazzon and Dean, 2003Muhlenhoff and Lill, 2000
A. vinelandii
A. Vinelandii(isc)
E. coli(isc)
iscR nifS iscU iscA hscB hscA fdx
R. prowazekii(isc)
hscB hscA fdxiscS1 iscS2 iscU iscA1 iscA2
NFS1 ISU1,2 ISA1,2 JAC1 SSQ1 YAH1 ARH1 S. cerevisiae
Functions of the isc gene products
iscR iscS iscU iscA hscB hscA fdx
[2Fe-2S]
H2O2
-Cysteine
desulfurase
[Fe-S] cluster assembly scafold
Molecular chaperones
[2Fe-2S] Ferredoxin
Model
IscS
IscU
IscSIscA
Fdx
Apo
[Fe-S]
Cysteine
AlanineS
[Fe-S]
Cysteine
Alanine
S[Fe-S]
HscA BATP
ADP
3 NifS-like in E. coli
iscS csdA (CSD) sufS (csdB)
location 53.7’ 37.8’ 63.4’
AminotransferaseClass V
I II II
SSGSACTS RXGHHCA
Structure 3D + +
Cysteine Selenocysteine
0.38 3.1
0.9 6.2
0.025.5
Loci containing NifS homologues in E. coli
iscR iscS iscU iscA
sufC sufS sufEsufA sufB sufD
csdA ygdK ygdL
Biogenesis of [Fe-S] proteins in Escherichia coli
Background
The IscS system: other’s story
The Suf system: our story
The Csd system: the new story
EnterobacteriaPlant pathogen
Search for virulence genes by transposon mutagenesis
Beaulieu and van Gijsegem, J Bact, 1990
Erwinia chrysanthemi
sufA sufB sufC sufD sufS sufE
pin10: suf genes RT-PCR C PCR
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ucur
onid
ase
actv
ity wt - FeSO4
fur + FeSO4
fur - FeSO4
wt + FeSO4
Fur regulated operon
Patzer and Hantke, J Bact 1999, Nachin et al., Mol. Microbiol. 2001
sufA sufB sufC sufD sufS sufE
Functional Prediction
SignaturesABC ATPase
? ? ?
IscA
Cluster [Fe-S] formation
NifS-like
Cysteine desulfurase
SufBSufD
Takahashi et al., JBC, 2002
sufA sufB sufC sufD sufS sufEErwinia chrysanthemi
Archeoglobus fulgidusMethanococcus jannaschiiM. thermoautotrophicumPyrococcus abyssiPyrococcus horikoshii
Archaebacteria
Aquifex aeolicus
Chlamidiae pneumoniaeChlamidiae trachomatisDeinococcus radioduransEscherichia coliMycobacterium tuberculosisSynechocystis spp.Thermotoga maritimaTreponema pallidiumXylella fastidiosa
Bacillus subtilis
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-
Eubacteria
sufB sufC sufD
ABC transporter ?
Walker A and B boxes C region
No TM No TM
SufC exhibits ATPase activity
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0,5
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1,5
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2,5
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3,5
4
4,5
0 0,5 1 1,5 2
[ATP] (mM)
M .
min
-1
Vm: 4.45 mole min-1
Km: 0.29 mM
Interactions SufB-SufC SufD-SufC
SufB
SufC
SufD
LexASuf
B
SufC
SufD
ActYeast Two-Hybrid
SufC (chromosomal) Ha-SufB
(plasmidic)SufC (plasmidic)
MsrA
OutF
Cel5
Total Peri CytoMbrs
Total Peri CytoMbrs
SufC and SufB are cytoplasmic
Total Peri CytoMbrs
Total Peri CytoMbrs
MsrA
OutF
Cel5
Suf C: an unorthodox cytoplasmic ABC ATPase
SufB
SufCSufD
ATP
ADP
Nachin et al., EMBO J. 2003
Fe-S cluster transfer from HoloSufA/IscA to apoBiotin Synthase.
holoSufA
holoIscA
(Fe2+ and S2-)
Mature BioB
X
Ollagnier de Choudens et al., JBC 2003
ApoBioB was incubated with 5 mM DTT and a two-fold molar excess of either holoSufA (X) or holoIscA () or a four-fold molar excess of Fe2+ and S2- () and increasing concentrations of bathophenantroline. After 30 minutes incubation at 18°C, biotin synthase activity was measured.
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nm
ol b
ioti
n/ n
mol
Bio
B m
onom
er
Bathophenantroline ( M)
Fe-S transfer « en bloc »
SufA
Apoprotein
[Fe-S]
Protein [Fe-S]
Fe-S
SufB
SufCSufD
ATP
ADP
Biochemical analysis
Vm (units/mg)
SufS 0.02
Csd 1.1
IscS 0.38
Units : µmol Ala / min
IscS from E. coli
Cupp-Vickery, JR et al. (2004) J. Mol. Biol. 330,1049.
Structural studies
Black: IscS from T. maritimaWhite: SufS from E. coli
Mihara, H. et al. (2002) J. Biochem. 131, 679-685
Cys324
Flexible loop
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nm
ole
alan
ine/
nm
ol S
ufS
Time (min)
SufS is activated by SufE
SufS
SufS
SufS+SufE
SufS+SufE
Cysteine
Selenocysteine
Loiseau et al., JBC 2003
Biochemical analysis
Vm (units/mg)
SufS 0.021
SufS+SufE 0.750
SufS(C369S) 0.0006
SufS(C369S)+SufE 0.001
A
B
C
Sulfur transfer from SufS to SufE
Alanine
Cysteine
SufS-S364-SH
SufS-S364H
SufE-S51H
SufE-S51-SH DTT
« S2- »
H2N CH C
CH2
OH
O
SH
H2N CH C
CH3
OH
O
SufA
SufE
Apoprotein
[Fe-S]
Protein [Fe-S]
SufS
Cysteine
S2-
Fe-S
SufB
SufCSufD
ATP
ADP
Fe 2+ ???
Suf : a [Fe-S] insertion machinery
Fumarase
Glut Synthase
PGM
wt
126+/-16
128+/-2
37+/-6
+PMS
16+/-2
313+/-1
36+/-9
ratio
13%
244%
97%
sufC
138+/-13
124+/-4
35+/-10
+PMS
9+/-2
283+/-3
39+/-6
ratio
6%
228%
111%
Physiological role of Suf in E. coli
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1,5
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w t
delta suf
gnd
gnd delta suf
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1,5
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3,5
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w t+
delta suf +
gnd +
gnd deltasuf +
MM + gluconateMM + glycerol gluconate
GND6PGDH(Fe-S)
Hypothesis
Suf protects oxygen labile [Fe-S] clusters
Iron acquisition in E. chrysanthemi:an essential virulence factor
Chr
ChrFe3+
Chr=chrysobactin
+Fe3+chryso +FeCl3Strains
cbs 19 1 20 1sufB cbs 12 1 20 1sufC cbs 0 20 1sufD cbs 0 20 1
Hypothesis:Suf is important for iron acquisition A basis for importance of Suf in virulence ?
Suf and iron acquisition in E. chrysanthemi
MM+dipyridyl
0 0 0 0
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Biogenesis of [Fe-S] proteins in Escherichia coli
Background
The IscS system: other’s story
The Suf system: our story
The Csd system: the new story?
The new story
Csd ygdK ygdL
Cysteine desulfurase SufE-like ThiF-like
ThiF+ThiI+ThiJIscS
Thiamine biosynthesis early steps
ThiFATPO
OHThiS
O
OAMPThiS
O
SHThiS
Molecular analysiscomplex Csd/YgdK/YgdL
Csd
YgdK YgdL
Biochemical analysis
Vm (units/mg)
Csd 1.1
Csd+YgdK 2.5
Csd(C61)+YgdK ND
Biochemical analysisSulfur transfer
Csd
YgdK
YgdL
Cysteine
AlanineS
S
S
Targets
YgdLactive
?
?
Perspectives
•Iron source ?
•Mechanistic aspectsRole of SufBCD ?Role of HscAB ?Role of Fdx ?Role of IscA vs IscU?…………
•Co-translational insertion vs post-translational repair
Perspectives
Substrate and/or Environmental specificity of each system ?
Isc
Enz-SSH Thiamin
CsdSuf
[Fe-S]O
ThiSIscS-S-S
Fe
Fe
Fe
Fe
S
S
SS
[Fe-S]
[Fe-S] Protein Oxidized [Fe-S]
*
Apoprotein
ROS
Isc Suf
Genetic interaction between Isc and Suf
Redundancy?
Synthetic lethality
iscS - sufABCSDE
Suppression
iscS - psufABCSDE
Takahashi et al., JBC, 2002
Outen et al., Mol Mic, 2004
[Fe-S]
[Fe-S] Protein Oxidized [Fe-S]
*
Apoprotein
ROS
Isc Suf
GeneticSuppression
iscRSUA NAD-
iscRSUA
/pcsdAygdK
NAD+
Redundancy?
Imminoaspartate + DHAP
Quinolinic acid
NAD
NadA [4Fe-4S]
[Fe-S]
[Fe-S] Protein Oxidized [Fe-S]
*
Apoprotein
ROS
Isc SufCsd
Strains Growth under iron limitation
(Dipyridyl 0.32mM)
sufA +sufB -sufC -sufC + psufCK40A -sufD -sufS -sufE -sufE + psufEC51S -
Suf required under iron limitation
Strains Growth under iron limitation
iscS +
sufS + piscS -
csdA +
ygdK +
sufS + pcsdA-ygdK
-
Suf is specifically required under iron limitation
Isc
Csd
Suf
Fe-SThionucleosides
Iron assimilation
ThiaminMolybdopterin
Substrate specificity
Isc
Csd
Suf
H2O2 OxyR
Environmental specificity
IscR[2Fe-2S]
Fur
Nachin et al., 2001,, Schwartz et al., 2001, Zheng et al., 2001, Hantke, 2002 Lee et al., 2004
Actors
LCB, MarseilleLaurent LoiseauLaurence Nachin
CEA, GrenobleSandrine Ollagnier de Choudens
Marc Fontecave
INAPG, ParisDominique Expert
Collaborators