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Volume 4, Issue 3, Pages 527-536 (May 2011) Mechanistic Analysis of AKT1 Regulation by the CBL–CIPK–PP2CA Interactions  Lan Wen-Zhi , Lee Sung-Chul , Che Yu-Fen , Jiang Yuan-Qing , Luan Sheng   Molecular Plant  Volume 4, Issue 3, Pages 527-536 (May 2011) DOI: 10.1093/mp/ssr031 Copyright © 2011 The Authors. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions

Figure 1 Yeast Two-Hybrid Assay of Interactions between CIPKs and PP2Cs. Yeast strain PJ69-4A was transformed with CIPKs cloned into pGBT9 and PP2Cs cloned into pGADGH. Growth on the selection medium (SC-LTH including 2 mM 3'-AT) was used as indicator for interaction. Molecular Plant 2011 4, 527-536DOI: (10.1093/mp/ssr031) Copyright © 2011 The Authors. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions

Figure 2 Multiple A-Type PP2Cs Inhibited AKT1 Activation by CBL1–CIPK6 (A), CBL1–CIPK23 (B), or CBL1–CIPK16 (C) in the Xenopus oocytes. (A) AIP1, AIP1H, AHG1, and PP2CA, but not ABI-1, inhibited AKT1 activity induced by CBL1–CIPK6. (Left) Current traces recorded from the oocytes expressing cRNA of AKT1+CBL1+CIPK6 (upper), and AKT1+CBL1+CIPK6+PP2CA (below). Currents were recorded from the voltage steps of 48 to –132 mV with 12-mV decrements. The dotted lines represent zero level. (Right) The voltage–current relationship is shown for AKT1+CBL1+CIPK1, AKT1+CBL1+CIPK6, AKT1+CBL1+CIPK6+ABI1, AKT1+CBL1+CIPK6+AIP1, AKT1+CBL1+CIPK6+AIP1H, AKT1+CBL1+CIPK6+AHG1, and AKT1+CBL1+CIPK6+PP2CA. (B) The voltage–current relationship is shown for AKT1+CBL1+CIPK23 (Control), AKT1+CBL1+CIPK23+PP2CA, AKT1+CBL1+CIPK23+AIP1, and AKT1+CBL1+CIPK23+AIP1H. AIP1 and AIP1H2, but not PP2CA, inhibited AKT1 activity induced by CBL1–CIPK23. (C) The voltage–current relationship is shown for AKT1+CBL1+CIPK16 (Control), AKT1+CBL1+CIPK16+PP2CA, AKT1+CBL1+CIPK16+AIP1, and AKT1+CBL1+CIPK16+AIP1H. AIP1 and AIP1H inhibited AKT1 activity induced by CBL1–CIPK16. The pooled current values were at 1.8 s of each voltage-clamp episode and presented as means ± SE, with n > 10 in each case. Molecular Plant 2011 4, 527-536DOI: (10.1093/mp/ssr031) Copyright © 2011 The Authors. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions

Figure 3 PP2Cs Inhibit AKT1 Activation Induced by CIPK6 Kinase Directly by Interacting with Kinase Domain. (A) Yeast two-hybrid interaction analysis of PP2CA with various domains of CIPK6. Each of the domains of CIPK6 was cloned into the pGBT9BS and transformed into Yeast PJ69-4A strain with PP2CA cloned into pGADGH. Growth on the selection medium (SC-LTH including 2 mM 3'-AT) was used as an indicator for interaction (left row). Growth in SC-LT was used as control (right row). (B) The truncated form of CIPK6 with kinase domain only activates AKT1 activity. (Left) Diagram of, from top to bottom, full length of CIPK6 with kinase domain (white bar), NAF domain (black bar), and PPI domain (gray bar), CIPK6 with kinase and NAF domains (CIPK6ΔPPI), and CIPK6 with kinase domain only (CIPK6Kin). (Right) The voltage–current relationship is shown for AKT1+CBL1–CIPK6, AKT1+CIPK6, AKT1+CIPK6Kin, AKT1+CIPK6Kin+CBL1, and AKT1+CIPK1Kin. The summarized values were at 1.8 s of each voltage-clamp episode. (C) PP2CA inhibited AKT1 activity induced by CIPK6Kin. (Left) Current traces recorded from the oocytes expressing cRNA of AKT1+CIPK6Kin (upper) and AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA (below). The dotted lines represent zero level. (Right) The voltage–current relationship is shown for AKT1+CIPK6Kin (Control), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA, and AKT1+CIPK6Kin+ABI1. Relative value was calculated as summarized currents generated by various combinations/summarized currents at –132 mV generated by AKT1+CIPK6Kin. Summarized current data are from 10 cells per condition in three separate experiments and presented as means ± SE, with n > 10 in each case. Molecular Plant 2011 4, 527-536DOI: (10.1093/mp/ssr031) Copyright © 2011 The Authors. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions

Figure 4 PP2CA Mutant without Phosphatase Activity Inhibits AKT1 Activity Induced by CIPK6. (A) Yeast two-hybrid interaction analysis of PP2CAG139D/G145D with the full length of CIPK6, CIPK6 truncated form with PPI domain deletion (CIPK6ΔPPI), or CIPK6 truncated form with kinase domain only (CIPK6Kin). For serial dilution assay, exponentially grown yeast cells were harvested and adjusted to OD600 = 0.5 with sterilized double-distilled water and diluted 1/10, 1/100, and 1/1000. Yeast cells, 2 μl, were spotted onto SC-Leucin-Tryptophan media and SC-Adenine-Histidine-Leucine-Tryptophan media. (B) The relative currents generated by AKT1–CIPK6–CBL1 with or without PP2CA, or PP2CAG139D/G145D. PP2CAG139D/G145D cRNA was injected one or three times into PP2CA. Relative value was calculated as summarized currents generated by various combinations/summarized currents at –132 mV generated by AKT1+CIPK6+CBL1. (C) The relative currents generated by AKT1–CIPK6Kin with or without PP2CA or PP2CAG139D/G145D. Relative value was calculated as summarized currents generated by various combinations/summarized currents at –132 mV generated by AKT1+CIPK6Kin. Summarized currents are from >10 cells per condition in three separate experiments. Molecular Plant 2011 4, 527-536DOI: (10.1093/mp/ssr031) Copyright © 2011 The Authors. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions

Figure 5 The PPI Domain of CIPK6 Contributes for PP2CA to Inhibit AKT1 Activation Induced by CIPK6. (A) PP2CA regulates AKT1 activation by CIPK6, CIPK6 mutant without PPI domain (CIPK6ΔPPI), CIPK6+CBL1, or CIPK6ΔPPI+CBL1. The relative value in the group of CIPK6–AKT1, CIPK6ΔPPI–AKT1, CIPK6ΔPPI–AKT1, and CBL1–CIPK6–AKT1 was calculated as summarized currents at –132 mV generated by various combinations/currents at –132 mV generated by CIPK6–AKT1, CIPK6ΔPPI–AKT1, CIPK6ΔPPI–AKT1, and CBL1–CIPK6–AKT1, respectively. (B) PP2CA regulates AKT1 activation by CIPK6 with CBL3 or CBL9. The relative value in the group of CBL3–CIPK6–AKT1 and CBL9–CIPK6–AKT1 was calculated as summarized currents at –132 mV generated by various combinations/summarized currents at –132 mV generated by CBL3–CIPK6–AKT1 and CBL9–CIPK6–AKT1, respectively. (C) PP2Cs regulates AKT1 activation by CIPK23 with CBL3 or CBL9. The relative value in the group of CBL3–CIPK23–AKT1 and CBL9–CIPK23–AKT1 was calculated as summarized currents at –132 mV generated by various combinations/currents at –132 mV generated by CBL3–CIPK23–AKT1 and CBL9–CIPK23–AKT1, respectively. Summarized data are from at least seven cells per condition in three separate experiments. Molecular Plant 2011 4, 527-536DOI: (10.1093/mp/ssr031) Copyright © 2011 The Authors. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions

Figure 6 Specific CBLs Recovered AKT1 Activation Induced by CIPK6 Kinase Inhibited by PP2CA. (A) Yeast two-hybrid assay of interactions between CBLs, PP2CA, and CIPK6Kin. (B) CBLs regulate CIPK6Kinase-activating AKT1 activity inhibited by PP2CA. Currents were recorded from the oocytes expressing AKT1+CIPK6Kin (control), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA (PP2CA), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA+CBL1 (PP2CA+CBL1), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA+CBL2 (PP2CA+CBL2), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA+CBL3 (PP2CA+CBL3), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA+CBL4 (PP2CA+CBL4), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA+CBL5 (PP2CA+CBL5), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA+CBL6 (PP2CA+CBL6), or AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CA+CBL9 (PP2CA+CBL9). Relative value was calculated as summarized currents at –132 mV generated by various combinations/summarized currents at –132 mV generated by AKT1+CIPK6Kin. (C) In vitro PP2CA phosphatase activity. CBL1 and CBL2 inhibited PP2CA phosphatase activity in a dose-dependent manner, but CBL9 did not. (D) CBL1 and CBL2 did not change CIPK6Kin-activating AKT1 activity inhibited by PP2CAG139D/G145D. Currents were recorded from the oocytes expressing AKT1+CIPK6Kin (control), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CAG139D/G145D (PP2CAG139D/G145D), AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CAG139D/G145D+CBL1 (PP2CAG139D/G145D+CBL1), or AKT1+CIPK6Kin+PP2CAG139D/G145D+CBL1 (PP2CAG139D/G145D+CBL2). Relative value was calculated as summarized currents at –132 mV generated by various combinations/summarized currents at –132 mV generated by AKT1+CIPK6Kin. Summarized data are from at least seven cells per condition in three separate experiments. Molecular Plant 2011 4, 527-536DOI: (10.1093/mp/ssr031) Copyright © 2011 The Authors. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions

Figure 7 Proposed Model for the Negative Regulation of PP2Cs on AKT1 Activation by CIPK–CBL Complex. (A) In the absence of CBLs, the kinase domain is enclosed by the NAF/FISL motif and can not interact with the AKT1 ankyrin domain to activate AKT1. (B) CBLs interact with the NAF/FISL motif to liberate the catalytic domain to phosphorylate AKT1. (C) PP2Cs interact with the PPI motif and the kinase domain to inhibit AKT1 activation by CIPK–CBLs complex, in which CBLs do not interact with PP2Cs, through physical binding and dephosphorylation. (D) Specific CBLs interact with PP2Cs and reduce phosphatase activity to recover CIPKs kinase activity. Molecular Plant 2011 4, 527-536DOI: (10.1093/mp/ssr031) Copyright © 2011 The Authors. All rights reserved. Terms and Conditions