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Volume 135, Issue 6, Pages 1074-1084 (December 2008) Membrane Binding by tBid Initiates an Ordered Series of Events Culminating in Membrane Permeabilization by Bax  Jonathan F. Lovell, Lieven P. Billen, Scott Bindner, Aisha Shamas-Din, Cecile Fradin, Brian Leber, David W. Andrews  Cell  Volume 135, Issue 6, Pages 1074-1084 (December 2008) DOI: 10.1016/j.cell.2008.11.010 Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 Bax and tBid Are Jointly Required for the Permeabilization of Liposomes (A) Chromatograms from gel filtration columns of liposome encapsulated fluorophores of various sizes (MPTS [0.45 kDa], blue; fluorescein dextran [3 kDa], green; APC [100 kDa], red; BPE [250 kDa], yellow). All four fluorophores were encapsulated in the same liposomes and remained encapsulated when incubated with Bax (left panel) but were released from liposomes incubated with tBid and Bax (right panel). Superposition of the curves in the left panel results in only the yellow curve being visible for the main peak. Liposomes eluted in the excluded fractions (1–7) while released proteins separated in the included fractions (8–21). (B) Release of fluorophores from liposomes quantified for three experiments such as those shown in (A) demonstrates that membrane permeabilization increases with increasing concentrations of Bax and releases proteins of up to 250 kDa. Error bars indicate the standard deviation, n = 3. Cell 2008 135, 1074-1084DOI: (10.1016/j.cell.2008.11.010) Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions

Figure 2 tBid Binding to Bax Requires Membrane (A) DAC-tBid (20 nM) fluorescence decreases because of FRET with NBD-126-Bax (100 nM) only when liposomes (125 μM lipid) are present. In incubations without the NBD acceptor on Bax or without added liposomes, the fluorescence of DAC-tBid does not decrease. F/Fo is the fluorescence at the indicated time divided by the fluorescence at time zero. (B) FRET was measured from pairs of reactions containing liposomes (125 μM lipid), 20 nM DAC-tBid (tBid), or DAC-tBid G94E (G94E) with either unlabeled 100 nM Bax to measure fluorescence of the donor (FD) or 100 nM NBD-126-Bax to measure fluorescence of the donor with acceptor (FD+A). FRET efficiency (1-FD+A/FD) was quantified after incubation for 30 min. BH3 peptide: 50 μM Bid BH3 peptide was used to trigger Bax to insertion into the liposome membrane for 2 hr prior to the addition of DAC-tBid. The addition of 2% CHAPS at the end of the incubation (+det.) reduces tBid binding to Bax measured as FRET between DAC-tBid and NBD-126-Bax. Error bars indicate the standard error, n = 8–12. The FRET efficiency for DAC-tBid and NBD-126-Bax was significantly higher (p < 0.05, ANOVA) than that for any of the other samples. There were no significant differences between the other samples. (C) Binding of NBD-126-Bax to DAC-tBid is saturable. End point assays (2 hr) are shown for FRET between 20 nM DAC-tBid liposomes (125 μM lipid) and the indicated concentration of NBD-126-Bax. FRET data (FD+A/FD) were fit to a simple exponential decay. Error bars indicate the SEM for n = 7–9. (D) Subunit exchange in complexes of DAC-tBid and NBD-126-Bax. Binding between 20 nM DAC-tBid liposomes (125 μM lipid) and the indicated concentration of NBD-126-Bax were allowed to come to equilibrium (2 hr) as in (C), and then unlabeled Bax was added to bring the final concentration of Bax to 150 nM. FRET between DAC-tBid and NBD-126-Bax was measured as in (C). The data were fit with a straight line of best fit. Error bars indicate the SEM for n = 7–9. Cell 2008 135, 1074-1084DOI: (10.1016/j.cell.2008.11.010) Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions

Figure 3 Binding of tBid to Liposomes and Bax Oligomerization Measured by FRET (A) tBid binds to membranes very rapidly. Fluorescence of DAC-tBid or DAC-HisBid (DAC-Bid) after incubation with liposomes containing NBD-PE (FD+A) and without NBD-PE (FD) for the indicated time is shown. FD+A/FD is the fluorescence at the indicated time of the donor in incubations containing both donor and acceptor divided by the fluorescence of the donor a similar incubation without the acceptor. The decrease in FD+A/FD indicates that FRET between DAC-tBid and NBD-PE in the liposomes resulting from tBid binding to liposomes. (B) Bax oligomerization measured as FRET between DAC-134-Bax and NBD-126-Bax. The fluorescence of DAC-134-Bax at the indicated time (F) divided by the fluorescence of DAC-134-Bax immediately upon addition of NBD-126-Bax (Fo) is shown for the conditions indicated: without liposomes (no liposomes), with Bax instead of NBD-126-Bax (no acceptor), and with NBD-126-Bax and DAC-134-Bax (Bax-Bax). Wild-type tBid (20 nM) was present in all reactions. The decrease in F/Fo indicates FRET due to DAC-134-Bax binding to NBD-126-Bax. Cell 2008 135, 1074-1084DOI: (10.1016/j.cell.2008.11.010) Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions

Figure 4 tBid Binding to Membranes Initiates an Ordered Series of Conformational Changes Leading to Membrane Permeabilization by Bax (A) Fluorescence-based assays for tBid binding to Bax (I), Bax inserting into the membrane (II), Bax oligomerization (III), and membrane permeabilization (IV). Excitation (Ex) and emission (Em) wavelengths are indicated in nm. (B) Time courses for tBid binding to Bax (cyan), membrane permeabilization (green), and Bax insertion into membranes (orange) expressed as a fraction of the maximal change for incubations containing the indicated components. (C) Time courses for membrane permeabilization (green), Bax insertion into membranes (orange), and Bax oligomerization (purple) expressed as a fraction of the maximal change for incubations containing the indicated components. (D and E) Time to 50% completion for the indicated reactions quantified for three replicates of the experiments in (B) and (C), respectively. (F) Initial rates of the reactions in (B) normalized to the maximum rate for each. (G) Relative initial rates for the first 15 s for the reactions in (B). Error bars in (D), (E), and (G) indicate the standard deviation, n = 3. Cell 2008 135, 1074-1084DOI: (10.1016/j.cell.2008.11.010) Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions

Figure 5 Bcl-XL-Mediated Inhibition of DAC-cBid p15 Binding to NBD-126-Bax Is Relieved by HBad DAC-cBid binding to NBD-126-Bax results in FRET detected as decreased DAC-fluorescence (Ex380/Em460) (A) and insertion of Bax into the membrane detected as increased NBD-fluorescence (Ex475/Em530) (B). Background signal was measured for incubations containing liposomes (blue line) or liposomes and 40 nM Bcl-XL (green and red lines), and then the other proteins were added at the times indicated by the arrows: DAC-cBid (20 nM), NBD-126-Bax (100 nM), and HBad (400 nM). Unprocessed fluorescence traces (arbitrary units) are shown for a single experiment representative of three independent experiments. Cell 2008 135, 1074-1084DOI: (10.1016/j.cell.2008.11.010) Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Inc. Terms and Conditions