A role for the SUMO system in rDNA organization.

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A role for the SUMO system in rDNA organization. A role for the SUMO system in rDNA organization. (A) Ulp2 binds to the cohibin complex via Csm1. Ulp2‐HA was purified from wt, lrs4Δ or csm1Δ strains and subjected to LC‐MS/MS. Shown are spectral counts for several non‐specific background proteins (control group; full data set in Supplementary Table S1), as well as Ulp2, Csm1 and Lrs4. (B) Ulp2 binding assay. Ulp2‐HA‐ProtA and Csm1–GFP (either full‐length or truncation mutants M1–M3, as indicated) were co‐expressed in wt yeast. Ulp2‐HA was immunopurified, and western blotting conducted using an antibody directed against GFP (n.b. this antibody recognizes both GFP and the protein A moiety in the HA tag). (C) Ubc9 binding assay. Purified recombinant proteins (full‐length protein indicated by asterisk, left panel) were incubated with recombinant Ubc9 protein (+Ubc9, right panel), and washed several times with binding buffer. Bound proteins were eluted with Laemmli buffer and subjected to 4–12% SDS–PAGE. The gel was stained with Coomassie blue. The location of Ubc9 is indicated with an arrowhead. (D) In vivo sumoylation assay. HisFlag‐ or GFP‐tagged SUMO protein was expressed in the indicated TAP strains. TAP proteins were immunopurified, and subjected to western blotting using an antibody directed against yeast SUMO (this antibody recognizes both SUMO and the protein A moiety in the TAP tag). Position of TAP‐tagged proteins is indicated with an arrowhead. (E) In vitro SUMO binding assay. As in (C), recombinant GST‐tagged proteins (as indicated) were purified and incubated with GST or the GST–SUMO protein, washed, eluted with Laemmli buffer and visualized on a coomassie‐stained polyacrylamide gel. (F) rDNA copy number (relative to the wild‐type strain Y7092) was measured by qPCR using the ΔΔCt method. Reactions were performed in triplicate; error bars indicate standard deviation. (G) Model: SUMO conjugation/deconjugation has a role in the interaction between rDNA repeats and the INM. Note: the stoichiometry of this complex, SUMO conjugation sites and SUMO binding sites remain to be identified. Tharan Srikumar et al. Mol Syst Biol 2013;9:668 © as stated in the article, figure or figure legend