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The Atomic Structure of the Microtubule Nucleating -tubulin Small Complex and its Implications for Regulation Axel Brilot Agard Lab, UCSF in collaboration with Davis Lab, UW Janet Iwasa Microtubule nucleation by -tubulin Complexes


  1. The Atomic Structure of the Microtubule Nucleating γ -tubulin Small Complex and its Implications for Regulation Axel Brilot Agard Lab, UCSF in collaboration with Davis Lab, UW Janet Iwasa

  2. Microtubule nucleation by γ -tubulin Complexes Microtubule γ TuRC Spindle Pole Body (yeast centrosome) Spc110p Yeast Spindle Cryo-EM tomogram / Sam Li γ γ γ -Tubulin Small Complex ( γ TuSC) GPC3 2 C 2 γ -Tubulins, GCP2,GCP3 (Spc97 Spc98) P G γ TuSC/ γ TuRC structure, assembly, activation

  3. Attachment factor Spc110 stabilizes γ TuSC assembly γ γ GPC3 Filament 2 C P G γ TuRC + Spc110p 1-220 Spc110p spindle pole body 50 nm 100 nm Individual γΤ uSCs γ TuRCs/filaments 90º 6.5 γ TuSCs/turn = 13 γ -tubulins = in vivo MT protofilament # J . Kollman

  4. Open - closed transition enhances γ - TuRC MT nucleation Model: intra- γ TuSC γ TuRC nucleating microtubule intra- γ TuSC inter- γ TuSC inter- γ TuSC Closed state Open state (disulfide stabilized) Spc110 • closed state better MT nucleator • suggests closure as a regulatory mechanism J . Kollman

  5. γ TuSC pseudo-atomic model built using 6.5Å oxidized map GCP4 crystal structure C-terminal domain directly binds γ -tubulin γ -tubulin GCP2 GCP3 Merdes, Mourney filament interior Guillet, et al. 2011 less than 20% similarity C . Greenberg/A . Sali J . Kollman

  6. γ TuSC pseudo-atomic model built using 6.5Å oxidized map GCP4 crystal structure C-terminal domain directly binds γ -tubulin γ -tubulin GCP2 GCP3 Merdes, Mourney filament interior Guillet, et al. 2011 less than 20% similarity Missing 234 aa from gcp2, 275 aa from gcp3 C . Greenberg/A . Sali Built into a ~6.5 Å map J . Kollman

  7. The Image Data Polara Data ~80 e-/A2 Dose filtered & aligned with MotionCorr2 Thon rings 5Å or better

  8. γ TuSC monomer/dimer by single particle cryoEM (3.8Å) • first true atomic description of γ TuSC, numerous inserts, etc • differences in the interfaces between the γ TuSCs vs internal interface • conformational changes in γ -tubulin upon assembly into γ TuSC • interpretation of phosphorylation sites, mutations

  9. Workflow Drift correct & pick 3D Classification Determine CTF Extract classes extract particles Align into one class 3D Classification 2D Classification

  10. Improving the Map Increase Dataset size (+0.5M particles) Various Programs (Relion, cryosparc) Full workflow, as well as feeding them classification results from Frealign Focused Classification in Frealign Various Masks Half-Tusc, Base only, Base plus one tubulin arm

  11. Improving the Map - Frealign, Shaped Masks and Weighting

  12. Assembly driven global conformation changes both assembly & allosteric conformational changes required

  13. Assembly driven global conformation changes both assembly & allosteric conformational changes required

  14. Assembly driven global conformation changes Monomer Closed Open GCP3 N-terminus Twist of the conserved GCP domains is the major re-arrangement

  15. What is the conformation of γ -tubulin on the γ -TuSC 98-bound γ Human γ xtal (3CB2) straight β yeast MT from Nogales & Rice

  16. What is the conformation of γ -tubulin on the γ -TuSC straight α 98-bound γ Human γ xtal (3CB2) straight β

  17. What is the conformation of γ -tubulin on the γ -TuSC straight α 98-bound γ Human γ xtal (3CB2) straight β clashes w/human γ -tubulin clashes with human and yeast γ -tubulin

  18. What is the conformation of γ -tubulin on the γ -TuSC straight α 98-bound γ Human γ xtal (3CB2) straight β species conserved specific (assembly)

  19. GCP2 phospho sites suggests functional roles GCP2 GCP3 Spc110 γ - tubulin new phos

  20. GCP2 phospho sites suggests functional roles GCP2 GCP3 Spc110 γ - tubulin γ TuSC recruitment Spc110 binding new phos

  21. GCP2 phospho sites suggests functional roles GCP2 GCP3 Spc110 γ - tubulin Spc110 binding γ TuSC assembly new phos

  22. Models for γ -complex mediated attachment and nucleation attachment closure & MT nucleation => assembly activation ? MTOC MTOC γ -tubulin “poised” partially active for fully active for for α -tubulin binding nucleation nucleation

  23. Acknowledgements UCSF Beyond Agard lab Centrosome/MT team Davis Lab, Univ. of Washington David Agard Trisha Davis Rose Citron Eric Muller Andrew Lyon Tamira Vojnar Michelle Moritz Genevieve Morin Sam Li King Yabut Ray Wang Kim Fong Mariano Tabios Alex Zelter Richard Johnson EM Core Connie Peng/David Drubin UCB Michael Braunfeld Alex Myasnikov SPB PO1 Group David Bulkley Mark Winey Cameron Kennedy Trisha Davis Matthew Harrington Chip Asbury Ivan Rayment Andrej Sali Lab Andrej Sali Charles Greenberg Sue Jasperson Shruthi Viswanath

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