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Volume 10, Issue 9, Pages 1225-1234 (September 2002) Hepatocyte Nuclear Factor 4 Is a Transcription Factor that Constitutively Binds Fatty Acids  G.Bruce Wisely, Ann B. Miller, Roderick G. Davis, Alan D. Thornquest, Robert Johnson, Tim Spitzer, Andrea Sefler, Barry Shearer, John T. Moore, Aaron B. Miller, Timothy M. Willson, Shawn P. Williams  Structure  Volume 10, Issue 9, Pages 1225-1234 (September 2002) DOI: 10.1016/S0969-2126(02)00829-8

Figure 1 Structure of HNF4γ and Ligand Detection (A) Ribbon diagram of HNF4γ with bound palmitate. Palmitate has dark gray carbon atoms and red oxygen atoms. (B) Composite-omit map of the binding pocket of HNF4γ contoured at 1.2 σ showing electron density from bound ligand. (C) Primary sequences of HNF4γ and α with secondary structure and proposed ligand contacts. α helix, orange; β sheet, green. Blue HNF4γ residues are van der Waals contacts; magenta HNF4γ residues are hydrogen bonds with palmitic acid; red HNF4α residues are mutations found in MODY1 patients. Structure 2002 10, 1225-1234DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(02)00829-8)

Figure 2 Mass Spectroscopy Determination of HNF4 Ligands The HNF4 extracts were converted to methyl esters and analyzed by GC/MS in CI mode using isobutane reagent gas for ionization to determine molecular weights. Fatty acid chain lengths and saturation states are indicated. Myristic, palmitic, oleic, and stearic acids were readily identified by comparison to standards. (A) GC/MS analysis of the HNF4γ extract. Fatty acid chain lengths and saturation states are indicated. (B) GC/MS analysis of the HNF4α extract. Fatty acid chain lengths and saturation states are indicated. (C) The position of the double bond is indicated by a 2 Da shift in the EI fragment ion pattern of the picolinic acid derivative, this double bond is located at C9. The double bond of the C17:1 fatty acid was also at C9. Structure 2002 10, 1225-1234DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(02)00829-8)

Figure 3 NMR Determination of HNF4 Ligand Structure The 13C reference spectrum of palmitoleic acid is plotted (A) above slices from the TOCSY-HETCOR spectrum of the purified HNF4 fatty acid ligand (B). The three slices (top to bottom) are carbons correlated to: the methyl protons, the protons α to the carboxylic acid, and the allylic protons. These slices revealed all 15 of the protonated carbons. Making the assumption that the allylic proton correlation peaks in the bottom slice are divided equally between each side of the double bond, then the TOCSY-HETCOR spectrum indicates that the double bond is between C9 and C10. Structure 2002 10, 1225-1234DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(02)00829-8)

Figure 4 HNF4 Interacts with Coactivators In Vitro and Is Constitutively Active in Cells (A) Binding of HNF4 to SRC-1. This figure shows the results of a FRET experiment measuring direct contact between labeled HNF4α and labeled SRC-1 peptide. Increasing amounts of unlabeled HNF4α was added to the mixture to compete off the labeled peptide. CV-1 cells were transfected with the HNF1x3-tk-CAT reporter vector in the presence of no receptor expression plasmid, expression plasmid containing wild-type HNF4, or expression plasmids containing HNF4 with the binding pocket arginine mutated. Cell extracts were subsequently assayed for CAT activity. An internal control plasmid was used to correct for any differences in transfection efficiency between wells. Data represent the mean of assays performed in quadruplicate ±SD. (B) No receptor compared to HNF4γ wild-type, R187E, R187M, R187A. (C) No receptor compared to HNF4α wild-type, R227E, R227M, R227A. Structure 2002 10, 1225-1234DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(02)00829-8)

Figure 5 The HNF4γ ligand binding pocket Model showing proposed interactions between palmitic acid and the HNF4γ binding pocket. HNF4 atoms are yellow except for arginine 187 (blue). Palmitic acid has white carbons and red oxygens. The Connolly surface on the inside of the pocket is shown in green. C16–C18 fatty acids fully occupy the pocket. Structure 2002 10, 1225-1234DOI: (10.1016/S0969-2126(02)00829-8)