Rewiring the Specificity of Two-Component Signal Transduction System

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Rewiring the Specificity of Two-Component Signal Transduction System By Jeffrey M. Skerker, Barrett S. Perchuk, Albert SiryaPorn, Emma A. Lubin, Orr Ashenberg, Mark Goulian, and Michael T. Laub Cell (2008); 133(6); 1043-1054 Presented by Jose R. Echevarria for 20.385 02-24-2010

Hypothesis Could the Specificity of Histidine Kinases be determined by amino acids that exhibit a large degree of covariation. If you vary a subset of amino acids of Histidine Kinases, could that modify the specificity of the Histidine Kinases.

Histidine Kinase Diagram

Structural Analysis based on Histidine Phosphotransferase Residues do not perfectly correlate with contact residues of the Spo0B:Spo0F model

Primary Alignments

Search for covarying residues

Search for Covarying Residues 43 amino acids found with an MI greater than .35 36 of them included the dHp domain of histidine kinase and it’s response regulator Formula for MI:

DHp Domain is Critical

7 Residue Chimera Construct Mutants with varying levels of homology to the EnvZ DHp domain. Holds 7 Specificity – determining residues at the C- terminal, N-terminal portion of helix 2, and a connecting loop.

More Chimera Testing

Kcat/Km Analysis Summary of Kinetic Preference for Wild-Type, Chimeric, and Mutant Kinases Histidine Kinase Kinetic Preference: RstA versus OmpRa Kinetic Preference Relative to EnvZ Kinetic Preference: CpxR versus OmpRb EnvZ 0.0031 1 0.0013 RstB 2566 8 × 105 — Chim1 1408 5 × 105 Mut4 206 7 × 104 Mut5 94 3 × 104 CpxA 296 2 × 105 Chim2 690 a Specificity constants (kcat/KM) were measured for each kinase relative to the response regulators RstA and OmpR. The kinetic preference value reported is the ratio of these two constants. b Specificity constants (kcat/KM) were measured for each kinase relative to the response regulators CpxR and OmpR. The kinetic preference value reported is the ratio of these two constants.

Mutation of Residues and Analysis

New Mutants containing Loop

Well behaved Chimeras

In Vivo Testing

Critique Key Assumptions Pit-Fall Phylogeny is greatly reduced by screening for genomes with less than 90 % identity. Covariance determines the amino acids that would be more deterministic in histidine specificity. Pit-Fall Need a combination of approaches for better understanding.

Significance Proof of the possibility to rewire the specificity of input systems by modifying a small number of residue. Model through which we can add complexity and apply to other biological systems in vivo. Cross-talk Suppression between the CpxA-CpxR and EnvZ-OmpR Two-Component Systems in E. coli; Albert Siryaporn & Mark Goulian