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Molecular Mechanisms of self-assembly and motion of the bacterial flagellum Mexico-Japan Workshop on Pharmacobiology and Nanobiology Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mxico (UNAM) Mexico City, Mexico 2009.02.25-26 Keiichi Namba Graduate


  1. Molecular Mechanisms of self-assembly and motion of the bacterial flagellum Mexico-Japan Workshop on Pharmacobiology and Nanobiology Universidad Nacional Autonoma de México (UNAM) Mexico City, Mexico 2009.02.25-26 Keiichi Namba Graduate School of Frontier Biosciences Osaka University

  2. Protonic NanoMachine Bacteria Swimming

  3. Electron micrograph of Salmonella Protonic NanoMachine

  4. Flagellar bundle rotation Protonic NanoMachine

  5. Bacterial flagellum (Basal body-Hook-Filament) filament Hook-filament junction hook basal body By Nao Moriya Protonic NanoMachine

  6. Flagellar motor driven by the proton motive force Protonic NanoMachine

  7. Structures and HAP2 functions of Assembly Promoter the bacterial flagellum Helical propeller Universal joint Filament HAP3 Rotary motor Protein export system HAP1 Hook (proton driven) (ATPase driven) Rod L ring P ring FliF Outer membrane Peptidoglycan layer MotB MotA Inner membrane S ring FliG M ring FliM (FlhA,FlhB,FliH,FliI,FliO,FliP,FliQ,FliR) Export apparatus FliN C ring Cytoplasmic chaperones (FlgN,FliJ,FliS,FliT) Protonic NanoMachine

  8. SPring-8 at Harima, Hyogo, Japan Super Photon ring 8 GeV (giga electron volt) Highly brilliant X-ray with variable wavelength by synchrotron radiation Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  9. Crystallography of flagllar proteins (update December 2007) Protonic NanoMachine

  10. Electron CryoMicroscope JEM3000SFF (300 kV FEG & specimen holder cooled at 4 K) Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  11. Electron cryomicroscopy of flagellar subcomplexes Hook basal body Polyrod basal body Fujii & Kato, unpublished Miyata & Kato, unpublished Protonic NanoMachine

  12. Structures and HAP2 functions of Assembly Promoter the bacterial flagellum Helical propeller Universal joint Filament HAP3 Rotary motor Protein export system HAP1 Hook (proton driven) (ATPase driven) Rod L ring P ring FliF Outer membrane Peptidoglycan layer MotB MotA Inner membrane S ring FliG M ring FliM (FlhA,FlhB,FliH,FliI,FliO,FliP,FliQ,FliR) Export apparatus FliN C ring Cytoplasmic chaperones (FlgN,FliJ,FliS,FliT) Protonic NanoMachine

  13. Structure of the filament as a helical propeller with switchable helical hand Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  14. Flagellar bundle rotation Protonic NanoMachine

  15. Protonic NanoMachine Run and Tumble

  16. Switching from left-handed to right-handed supercoil by quick reversal of the motor rotation Macnab & Ornston (1977) J. Mol. Biol. Protonic NanoMachine

  17. A model of polymorphic supercoiling Based on the proposal by Asakura (1970) and Calladine (1975) Protonic NanoMachine

  18. Polymorphic transition - Normal to Curly 1 & 2 Image recorded by H. Hotani Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  19. Repeat distance along the protofilament L-type R-type Yamashita et al . (1998) Nature Struct. Biol. Protonic NanoMachine

  20. Models of 10 supercoils with 2 straight filaments Left handed Right handed L R Run Tumble # 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 #: the number of the R-type protofilaments Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  21. Comparison of the two structures at 10 Å resolution Subtle changes in the conformation still not visible at this resolution 100 Å Mimori-Kiyosue et al . (1996) P.N.A.S. Protonic NanoMachine

  22. Disassembly into subunits for crystallization D3 D3 ○ D2 D2 D3 D3 D1 D1 D2 × D0 D0 D2 D1 D0 D1 ○ D0 (66) (450) F40 (422) (178) F27 (494) (1) SJW1103 D0 D1 D3 D2 D1 D0 Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  23. Crystal of the F41 fragment of flagellin Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  24. C α backbone trace of F41 D3 D2 D1 Samatey et al . (2001) Nature Protonic NanoMachine

  25. Crystal packing of F41 (a-c plane) 51.9 Å Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  26. A protofilament on EM map and the filament model Samatey, Imada et al . (2001) Nature Protonic NanoMachine

  27. Crystal packing of F41 (a-c plane) 51.9 Å 52.7 Å Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  28. Simulated extension of the protofilament 51.9 Å 52.7 Å Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  29. Distribution and packing of hydrophobic side chains Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  30. Image of a single filament and its Fourier transform Mimori et al . (1995) J. Mol. Biol. Protonic NanoMachine

  31. High-resolution cryoEM map of the filament (Resolution: meridional, 4 Å; equatorial, 5 Å) Average of 100 filament images (~ 41,000 molecules) with unbending and solvent flattening refinement Yonekura & Maki-Yonekura et al. (2003) Nature Protonic NanoMachine

  32. Complete atomic model of the flagellar filament Yonekura & Maki- Yonekura et al . (2003) Nature Protonic NanoMachine

  33. Structure of the hook for universal joint mechanism Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  34. HAP2 The flagellar hook Functions as a universal joint, transmitting the motor torque to the helical propeller oriented in different directions. Filament hook Length: 55 nm ( ± 6 nm) HAP3 HAP1 Number of subunits: ~130 Hook (FliE,FlgB,FlgC,FlgF,FlgG) Rod L ring P ring FliF Outer membrane Peptidoglycan layer MotB MotA Inner membran e S ring FliG M ring FliM E xport apparatus FliN C ring Protonic NanoMachine

  35. Flagellar hook working as a universal joint Protonic NanoMachine

  36. Protonic NanoMachine Run and Tumble

  37. C α Backbone of FlgE-32 Samatey, Matsunami, Imada et al . (2004) Nature Protonic NanoMachine

  38. Bacterial flagellum (Basal body-Hook-Filament) filament Hook-filament junction hook basal body By Nao Moriya Protonic NanoMachine

  39. Protonic NanoMachine Universal joint motion of the flagellar hook Basal body

  40. Protonic NanoMachine Universal joint motion of the flagellar hook Basal body

  41. Simulated extension of a hook protofilament model Molecular dynamic simulation of hook protofilament extension by Akio Kitao Samatey, Matsunami, Imada et al . (2004) Nature Protonic NanoMachine

  42. Protonic NanoMachine Universal joint motion of the flagellar hook Basal body

  43. Self-assembly of the flagellum Protonic NanoMachine Lab

  44. Protonic NanoMachine The assembly process of the bacterial flagellum (update 2002)

  45. Nature of lateral intersubnit interactions in the filament and inner surface of the central channel * D1-D1: hydrophilic * D0-D0: hydrophobic * Surface of the central channel: hydrophilic (Inner diameter of the channel: 20 Å) Protonic NanoMachine

  46. Three caps for flagellar assembly

  47. HAP2 Flagellar protein export at the base and self-assembly at the distal end Assembly Promoter Filament HAP3 HAP1 Hook Rod L ring P ring FliF Outer memb rane Peptidoglycan layer MotB MotA Inner membrane S ring FliG M ring FliM (FlhA,FlhB,FliH,FliI,FliO,FliP,FliQ,FliR) Export apparatus FliN C ring Cytoplasmic chaperones (FlgN,FliJ,FliS,FliT)

  48. 3D structure of the HAP2 pentamer cap 2D average of side-view images Pentamer cap as one half of the HAP2 decamer Maki-Yonekura & Yonekura et al. (2003) P.N.A.S.

  49. Rotary mechanism of the flagellar cap promoting the self-assembly of flagellin

  50. Single particle cryoEM image analysis of the basal body L ring P ring S ring M ring C ring 100 Å Miyata & Kato unpublished Protonic NanoMachine

  51. Structural information of important part still largely missing Where? Where? Where? Protonic NanoMachine

  52. Lab members April 5, 2007 at EXPO Park Protonic NanoMachine

  53. Protonic NanoMachine Project, ERATO, JST (1997-2002) Dynamic NanoMachine Project, ICORP, JST (2002-2007) Protonic NanoMachine

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