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Nucleotide-free kinesin motor domains reversibly convert to an inactive conformation with characteristics of a molten globule


سال انتشار : 2016



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1. Introduction

Kinesins are a large superfamily of proteins that share a common motor domain that catalyzes microtubule-activated ATP hydrolysis [1,2]. Most kinesins use the energy of ATP hydrolysis to produce movement along microtubules (MTs), although some also function to depolymerize MTs. The kinesin-1 family was the first to be discovered and is the most extensively studied. In the absence of MTs, kinesin-1 (hereafter just called kinesin) hydrolyzes ATP and releases Pi rapidly, but can only slowly release ADP. Interaction with MTs induces a conformational change that accelerates ADP release [3,4]. Fast binding of ATP or ADP coupled with slow release as ADP results in very tight net binding of ADP. In fact when native heterotetrameric kinesin was isolated from bovine brain, it was found to have retained an ADP at its active site in spite of ATP not having been included in the solutions used in purification [3]. ADP itself, in the absence of Mg2þ, binds only weakly to kinesin and has a fast dissociation rate of ~18 s1 compared to ~0.03 s1 for release of Mg2þ from the Mg2þ complex of E$MgADP and ~0.005 s1 for concerted release of MgADP [5,6]. In the presence of millimolar Mg2þ concentrations, the initial release of Mg2þ at 0.03 s1 is usually followed by rapid Mg2þ rebinding to E$ADP before release of Mg2þ-free ADP can occur. In the presence of excess EDTA, the released Mg2þ is trapped by binding to EDTA and cannot rebind to E$ADP to suppress ADP release. Consequently the net binding of ADP is weak in the presence of excess EDTA. Gel filtration or other methods are now sufficient in the presence of excess EDTA to strip kinesin of its bound ADP. With full length bovine kinesin, this nucleotide-free form was able to rapidly rebind ATP with burst kinetics [4]. A striking early observation was that isolated nucleotide-free motor domains of Drosophila kinesin prepared in this way were, however, unable to rapidly rebind ADP, although they did slowly regain ADP binding during prolonged incubation with ATP [7]. This result is in contrast to the relatively stable apo-form of full length bovine kinesin discussed above. Ma and Taylor were able to stabilize isolated human motor domains in an active nucleotide-free conformation by use of 20% glycerol and high salt or by rapid removal of released ADP by apyrase [8,9]. Although human nucleotide-free motor domains also undergo reversible conversion to a refractory form, the rate of inactivation with human motor domains is slower than for Drosophila motor domains, which allowed for the study of the kinetics of nucleotide binding to active apo-motor domains. Members of the kinesin-5 and kinesin-14families have also been shown to produce an inactive apo-form that can slowly reactivate [10e13]. This report demonstrates that even the more labile Drosophila kinesin motor domains can be stabilized by high concentrations of glycerol and further presents a detailed characterization of the reversible transition between active and refractory conformations of nucleotide-free motor domains. The refractory conformation has properties consistent with that of a molten globule and this is also true of the refractory conformation of Eg5 and Ncd as examples of kinesin-5 and kinesin-14 families. These properties help to explain why crystallization of nucleotide-free kinesin motor domains has been difficult.



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