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  1. The Haemolysin System from E. coli – a Paradigm for Type I Secretion Systems? Lutz Schmitt Institute of Biochemistry – Membrane Transport Group – Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf !

  2. Protein Secretion in Gram-negative Bacteria Cytosol Inner membrane Periplasmic space Outer membrane Extracellular space ( secretion ) Desvaux (2004) Trends Microbiol

  3. The Haemolysin A Machinery Outer membrane protein Membrane fusion protein ABC transporter Substrate (RTX toxin)

  4. What we think happens ... !" #$% !" #$% !" #$% !" #$% !" #$% !" #$% !"# TolC HlyD HlyB $"# HlyA

  5. Bacteriocine ABC Transporters NukT � � LQNSDQD C LLACYSMILSYFGKNVSINSLYKREM-IPPDGLSISYLKELNIKYELNMKVY CvaB � � HQTETAE C GLACLAMICGHFGKNIDLIYLRRKFN-LSARGATL--AGINGIAEQLGMATR ClyB � � AQGEHSE C ALACITMLLNYYGNQSTLVELREKYG-VPKGGLTIKN--IRTVFDEYGFDVS LagD � � YQQDEKD C GVACIAMILKHYGTEITIQRLRELSG-TDLDGTSA--FGIKKTFEKLGFDAP LtnT � � FQVAQTE C GLCCVRTILDYFGYETTVTKLRILKE-PGRDGSSF--NDIRKLLERFGVDSK ComA � � PQVDQMD C GVASLAMVFGYYGSYYFLAHLRELAK-TTMDGTTA--LGLVKVAEEIGFETR HlyB � � -SCHKIDYGLYALEILAQYHNVSVNPEEIKHRFD-TDGTGLGL--TSWLLAAKSLELKVK LktB � � -SQKNTNLALQALEVLAQYHNISINPEEIKHKFD-IDGHGLNQ--TKWLLAAKSLGLKVR PaxB � � SFKQKNDYGLHALVILAQYHNIAVSPEEIKHKFD-PEGKGIDL--VAWLLAAKSFELKAK RtxB � � -K--TSQPALSALIILAHYHGIAANPADISHHFSGSLNNDLSE--TEWLLAAKKLELKAK ApxIIIB � PFNEKIDYGLHALVILAQYHNVAVNPEEVKHKFD-LDGKGLDL--VAWLLAAKSLELKMK AqxB � � -FNQKEDYGLYALTILAQYHNIAVNPEELKHKFD-LEGKGLDL--TAWLLAAKSLELKAK NukT � � RIKDKEKTFR--VISKIKKPIIVH---W-DLN H FVIVKN---VKKKHIEIVNPEI—-GKV… CvaB � � ALSL---ELD--ELRVLKTPCILH---W-DFS H FVVLVSV---KRNRYVLH D PAR—-GIR… ClyB � � TFKS---SFS--NYLDLPTPVISY---W-NNQ H FVVIEK---IKKKKVLIL D PAS--NKR… LagD � � AFKA---GDETWQEKDIPLPLIAHIISEQKYQ H YVVVYK---VKGDEIWIA D PAK--GKI… LtnT � � LYKV---KDNR-IFSTLQLPIIIY---W-KNV H FVCVER---ISKKTVIIM D PSV--GRT… ComA � � AIKA---DMTLFDLPDLTFPFVAHVLKEGKLL H YYVVTG---QDKDSIHIA D PDPGVKLT… HlyB � � QVKK---TID--RLNFISLPALV W ---REDGR H FILTKVS--KEANRYLIF D LEQ-RNPR… LktB � � TANK---TVD--RLPFLHLPALA W ---RDDGE H FILLKID--QETDRYLIF D LIQ-KNPI… PaxB � � KVKK---SID--RLPFIHLPALI W ---RDDGQ H FILTKID--TQTNRYLIF D LEE-RNPK… RtxB � � VVKQ---PIS--RLPMASLPALV W ---REDGD H FLLAKIDGTGEATQYLIH D LSE-SRPI… ApxIIIB � RVKK---SIE--RLPFIHLPALI W ---RDDGQ H VILMKID--TQTNRYLIF D LEE-RNPK… AqxB � � QVKK---SID--RLEFIALPALV W ---RDDGQ H FILTKID--SKAQKYLIF D LET-RNPR… Dawson & Locher (2006) Nature

  6. C39 Peptidases C39 peptidases are cysteine proteases Specific for ABC transporters Cleavage occurs after a GG motif Catalytic dyad/triade (Cys-His-Asp) Consensus sequence – LSXXELXXIX GG (Substrate) The C39-domain of HlyB: Consensus sequence – GG XGXDUX (RTX) Tyr instead of Cys C39-like domain (CLD)

  7. A Potential Role of the CLD E. coli BL21/HlyB-C39+HlyD E. coli SE 5000 E. coli BL21/HlyB+HlyD

  8. Interaction Partner(s) 15 20 25 30 Unfolded HlyAc C39-domain Wash Elution

  9. Controls .... Unfolded HlyAc –SecSeq Folded HlyAc Elution Wash Elution Wash CLD CLD 30 $"# 25 20 !%# 15 !"# The unfolded state without the SecSeq is recognized

  10. The NMR Structure of the CLD

  11. The Overall Fold

  12. The Active Site

  13. CLD – C39: A Comparison ComA-PEP* / CLD *Ishii et al. (2010) JBC 285 10777- 10885

  14. Mechanistic Implications O O R R Cys S HN R' HN R' Cys S H H N N NH NH His His No thiolate (Tyr 9 ) O O O O Asp Asp His 83 – Trp 77 interaction H 2 N R' O R Cys S O H Tyr 9 Cys is still inactive H N NH His O O R–GG^–R' Asp

  15. Interactions by NMR Titration of HlyAc* (no SecSeq) / CLD CLD harbors a 'continous' binding site

  16. Interactions by NMR Titration of HlyAc* (no SecSeq) / CLD CLD harbors a 'continous' binding site

  17. Mutations – CLD versus ComA

  18. Phylogenetic Consequences 'Trp 77 ' – 'His 83 ' as an indicator HasA/HasD systems

  19. A Model of the Early Steps TolC Recruitment of TolC Substrate transport in the unfolded state HlyD HlyB Receptor C39 / NBD Engine Negative regulation !"#$"%&'( !")*"'#"(

  20. André Abts Marianne Kluth Collaborations Zainab AlKatib Michael Lenders Erhard Bremer (Marburg) Diana Clausnitzer Tatu Meyer Arnold Driessen (Groningen) Philipp Ellinger Ricarda Moseler Ralf Kubitz (Düsseldorf) Iris Garwarzeski Susanne Przybyla Karl Kuchler (Vienna) Rakesh Gupta Britta Ries Barry Holland (Paris) Nils Hanekop Ulrich Schulte Bert Poolman (Groningen) Nacera Infed Sander Smits Dieter Willbold (Düsseldorf) Miro Kirov Christian Schwarz Sabrina Thomas Text

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