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#1 Bottleneck is Psychological!!! Structural Biology in the 3rd Millennium Structural Genomics Structural Proteomics Beyond Structure—Function and Mechanism! #1 Bottleneck is Psychological!!!

High-Throughput Structure Discovery

• Synchrotron Radiation 1960 Today PDB Entries ~20500 1 Mb Hb Lyso • Molecular Biology • Detectors (IP, CCD) • Software • Synchrotron Radiation

1999 Protein Structure Initiative (PSI) 9 National Centers with the mission to solve 10,000 structures in the next 10 years (5+5). ~20,500 Structures 4,000 unique (<90%) 1,500 Families ~700 distinct folds PDB contains: Vastly increase # of unique structures and families Approach 2-3K distinct folds in Nature *** 10K new structures: (if selected from distinct families)

NY Structural Genomics Research Consortium www.nysgrc.org Albert Einstein College of Medicine Brookhaven National Laboratory Columbia University Weill Medical College of Cornell University UCSF Structural GenomiX Inc.***

SUMMARY OF NYSGRC PROGRESS!! ~60 Structures Solved ~2500 Models ~45% of ALL Structures at X9A/B Goal: 100-200 structures/yr.

Swaminathan, et al.

• Mevalonate pyrophosphate decarboxylase ~3,000 Å2 interface Burley, et al.

MPD Sequence and Secondary Structure Alignment white green 30% 100%

Detection of a Conserved Cleft Dimer Interface white green 30% 100%

Opportunities/Target Selection: Functional Studies: Kinases (122) Phosphatases (~30) Regulatory Domains Nucleic acid modifying Enzymes Biologically Driven: Neurobiology Motile Processes Immunology Pathogens and Virulence Factors Individual Pieces Fit into the Larger Complex Puzzle

function with putative essential roles Systematic examination of essential genes in pathogens: 259 ORFs of unknown function with putative essential roles

Cell Motility/Actin Cytoskeleton

Las17 Arp2/3 Pan1 Abp1 Ent1 Ent2 End3 Yap180 Yor284w Srv2 Rvs167 Cla4 JCB 154, 549-571 (2001) Ent1 Ent2 End3 Yap180 Yor284w Srv2 Rvs167 Cla4 Ynl094w Sla1 Yhr133c Ypl246c Arp2/3 Pan1 Abp1 Las17

ABP1 ?????? Cofilin Homology SH3 Strokopytov, et al

Srv2/Cyclase Associated Protein (CAP) PPPPP 1 168 370 526 Adenyl Cyclase SH3 Actin/Oligomerization Fedorov, et al.

Las17 Arp2/3 Pan1 Abp1 Ypl246c Sla1 Yhr133c Rvs167 Yap180 Ynl094w Srv2 ? Aip1 Ent1 Ent2 End3 Yap180 Yor284w Srv2 Rvs167 Cla4 Ynl094w Sla1 Yhr133c Ypl246c Pan1 Abp1 Las17 Arp2/3

Aip1 Nine WD40 Motifs

1.6 Å: Solved in 12 Hours! Vorobiev, et al.

ABP1 ? ? ? ABP1 ABP1 Arp2/3 CAP CAP CAP F - Actin C N C N C N N N C C Cofilin HD ? ? ? F - Actin Cofilin HD Cofilin HD Cofilin HD Cofilin Cofilin Cofilin Cofilin HD HD HD HD ABP1 ABP1 Arp2/3 SH3 SH3 SH3 SH3 C N PP C N PP CAP PP PP SH3 SH3 C N N N PP PP CAP CAP Cofilin C C C C C N N N N Aip1 Adenylate Adenylate Cyclase Cyclase Actin Actin Actin Ras Ras

High-Throughput Complex Analysis

Tight, stoichiometric complexes Rout & Akey; 98

New Crystallization Platforms INDUSTRIAL SCALE PROCESS! Protein limited: 10-100 mg from 10s of liters of yeast New Crystallization Platforms and/or INDUSTRIAL SCALE PROCESS! Absolute requirement for dedicated Synchrotron access!!!

RNAP-DNA Complex ~6.5 Å Darst, et al. Tubulin-Stathmin ~4.0 Å Knossow, et al. F1F0 ATP Synthase ~4.0 Å Leslie, Walker, et al.

Range of Resolutions High Resolution (X-ray) 3.0 Å or better Intermediate Resolution (X-ray/EM) 4-10 Å Modest Resolution (EM) 10-30 Å

Footprinting of Partial Complexes

#1 Bottleneck is Psychological!!! Structural Biology in the 3rd Millennium Structural Genomics Structural Proteomics In vivo structure function relationships #1 Bottleneck is Psychological!!!