Title: Investigation of Cloning Strategies for A' thaliana GProtein Subuit in Pichia Pastoris
1Investigation of Cloning Strategies for A.
thaliana G-Protein ? Subuit in Pichia Pastoris
- Burcu Kaplan
- M.Sc. Project
- 2004
2OUTLINE
- Aim
- Heterotrimeric G proteins
- Expression system
- Methods Results
- Conclusion
- Future outlook
3Aim
- Cloning Expression of A. thaliana G protein ?
subunit (G?) - Produce significant quantities of G?
- biochemical characterization
- structural studies
- Static
- Dynamic
4Structural data on A. thaliana G?
- Meaningful comparison with mammalian homologs
- Prediction of functional attributions based on
this comparison. - Prediction of the nature of interactions within
the heterotrimer in plants.
5Heterotrimeric GTP binding proteins
- Mediators that transmit the external signals via
receptor molecules to effector molecules - Heterotrimeric complex is made up of three
subunits labeled as ?-, ?- and ?-.
6Heterotrimeric GTP Binding Proteins
- G proteins
- membrane bound trimer
- inactive in the GDP-bound, heterotrimeric state
- activated by receptor-catalyzed guanine
nucleotide exchange - GTP binding leads to dissociation of G?GTP from
G?? subunits and activation of downstream
processes. - Associated molecules
- a large number of isomer specific receptor,
effector and regulator molecules GPCRs
effectors RGSs
7G-protein coupled signal transduction pathways
8Mammalian heterotrimeric G proteins
- 23 G?, 6 G?, 12 G?
-
- Gs, activates adenylyl cyclase
- Gi, inhibits adenylyl cyclase
- Gq, activates phospholipase C
- G12/13, of unknown function
G?
Hamm, 1998
9G?
Rens-Domiano S et al., 1995
10GTP vs. GDP
AGTP?S-bound G?t subunit BGDP-bound chimeric
G?t /G?i subunit
Hamm, 1998
11G??
Hamm, 1998
12The heterotrimer in Arabidopsis thaliana
- G? gene, GPA1 (Ma et al., 1990)
- G? gene, AGB1 (Ma, 1994 Weiss et al., 1994)
- 2 G? genes, AGG1 and AGG2 (Mason and Botella,
2000, 2001 )
13A.thaliana G?
- 1149 bp gene
- 383 a.a 44,482 Da protein
- organs cell types(Ma et al., 1994 Ma, 2001)
- vegetative tissuesleaves and roots
- floral stems
- floral buds and floral meristems
- Localization (Weiss et al., 1997)
- plasma membrane
- endoplasmic reticulum (ER) membrane
14A.thaliana G? function?
- 36 identical to Gi subfamily
- G?z
- GTP binding (Wise et al.,1997 and Iwasaki et al.,
1997) - G?z
- GTPase activity(Iwasaki et al., 1997)
- G?z
15G?z
- cell proliferation
- death via its control of potassium channeling
Jones, 2002
16G? cell proliferation
- gpa1 mutants
- A. thaliana reduced cell division (Ma, 1994)
- Rice dwarfism and small seeds (Fujisawa et al.,
1999) - high levels of GPA1 expression reported in
meristematic tissue (Weiss et al., 1997)
17G? K channels
- guard cell ion-channel stomatal apertures
- ABA
- - inwardly rectifying K channels. (Wang et
al.,2001) - phospholipases C D
- ? gpa1 mutant guard cells (Ullah et al., 2002)
- - gpa1 mutant seeds
18A.thaliana G? model
template transducin (Gi)
Sahin, 2002
19GCR1
- G protein coupled receptor, GCR1, in
- A. thaliana (Pandey and Assmann, 2004)
- Ligand?
- C-terminal domain of all known plant G? is nearly
100 conserved G?/receptor
interactions - One G? in A. thaliana genome
20The heterotrimer
AGOT1 (Lambright et al., 1996) Bmodelled A.
thaliana heterotrimer ( Ullah et al., 2003)
21Expression System
22Pichia pastoris
- Methylotrophic yeast
- AOX
- Promoter
- Ease of genetic manipulation
- Ability to perform post-translational
modifications of eukaryotic proteins - Allows large-scale production in fermentation
systems
23S. cerevisiae
- Mitotic instability of recombinant strains
- Great extent of undesirable overglycosylation
- Difficulties in adapting expression to
fermentation
24E. coli
- Premature termination of the translated protein
(Wise et al., 1997) - Toxicity to host (Bakkal, 2003)
- Lack of posttranslational modifications
- (Graziano et al., 1989)
- Inclusion bodies
25P. pastoris
- AOX
- AOX1
- AOX2
- Mut phenotype
- Mut GS115
- MutS KM71H
- Expression vectors
- pPICZC
- pPICZ?B
- Homologous recombination
26Experimental outline
- E. coli
- Subcloning using pCRII-TOPO
- Cloning using expression vectors
- pPICZC
- pPICZ?B
- P. pastoris
- Homologous recombination
- Mut phenotype
- GS115Mut
- Km71HMutS
- Expression
27E. coli
PCIT 857
pCRII-TOPO
GPA1 PrimersGPA1-FP GPA1-RP
GPA1 PrimersGPA1-FP GPA1-RP
pPICZ?B
pPICZC
28GPA1
- GPA1-FP(EcoRI)
- 5-ATA CCA GAATTC GTC ATG GGC TTA C-3
- GPA1-RP (XhoI)
- 5-TAT ATA CTCGAG TAA AAG GCC AGC C-3
- pCRII-TOPO
- pPICZC/EcoRI XhoI
29GPA1
- GPA1-FP (EcoRI)
- 5-GCG TC GAATTC CC ATG GGC TTA CTC TG-3
- GPA1-RP(XbaI)
- 5-GAC GC TCTAGA CC TAA AAG GCC AGC CT-3
- pCRII-TOPO
- pPICZ?B/EcoRI XbaI
30Subcloning
- PCR product
- pCRII-TOPO
- Ligation
- TOP10F transformation
- Kanamycin/blue-white selection
- Initial verification
- Isolation
- Digestion
- Sequencing
31From subcloning to expression....
PCIT 857
pCRII-TOPO
GPA1 PrimersGPA1-FP GPA1-RP
GPA1 PrimersGPA1-FP GPA1-RP
NO
NO
pPICZ?B
pPICZC
32Cloning using expression vectors
- Digestion
- PCR products
- Expression vectors
- Purification Ligation
- Ethanol precipitation
- TOP10F transformation
- Zeocin selection
33pPICZCGPA1
- Initial verification
- Colony PCR
- Isolation digestion
- Sequencing
- Construct
34pPICZ?BGPA1
- Initial verification
- Colony PCR
- Isolation digestion
- Sequencing
- Construct
35Transformation of Pichia pastoris
- Homologous recombination
- Linear vector DNA
- Transformation
- Electroporation
- Lithium chloride transformation
- Zeocin selection
- Methanol selection
- Colony PCR
36EXPRESSION
- KM71H transformants
- Induction
- 100 ml BMGY
- 20 ml BMMY
- Control strains
- GS115 Albumin
- KM71H/pPICZC
- Result
- GS115
- transformants
- Induction
- 25 ml BMGY
- 100 ml BMMY
- Control strains
- GS115/pPICZC/lacZ
- GS115/pPICZC
- Result
37GS115 Expression
- Induction of GPA1 expression
- Induction of GPA1 expression
38CONCLUSION
- First report of cloning and expressing of G?
using a yeast expression system - Cloning using expression vectors
- Homologous recombination into yeast genome
- Methanol induction
- Expression does not negatively effect yeast
growth. - rGpa1 expression can be detected with antibody
staining
39FUTURE OUTLOOK
- Purification (ProBond) a.a sequence
verification - Biochemical characterization
- GTPase activity
- GTP binding
- Structural characterization
- X-ray crystallization
- X-ray solution scattering NMR
- Expression of G? and G? in P. pastoris system
- Expression of heterotrimer
- Mating
- Co-expression of three subunit
40References
- Bohm A, Gaudet R, Sigler PB, Structural aspects
of heterotrimeric G-protein signaling Current
Opinion in Biotechnology 8 (1997) 480-487 - Hamm HE, The many faces of G protein signaling
J.Biol. Chem. 2732 (1998) 669-672 - Fujisawa Y, Kato T, Ohki S, Ishikawa A, Kitano
H,Sasaki T , Asahi T, Iwasaki Y, Suppression of
the heterotrimeric G protein causes abnormal
morphology, including dwarfism, in rice Proc.
Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 96(1999) 75757580 - Ma H, Yanofsky MF, Meyerowitz EM, Molecular
cloning an characterization of GPA1, a G protein
alpha subunit gene from Arabidopsis thaliana
PNAS 87-10 (1990) 3821-3825 - Ma H, GTP-binding proteins in plants new
members of an old family Plant Mol. Biol. 26
(1994) 1611-1636.
41References
- Mason MG, Botella JR, Completing the
heterotrimer isolation and characterization of
an Arabidopsis thaliana G protein ?-subunit cDNA
PNAS 9726 (2000) 14784-14788. - Mason MG, Botella JR, Isolation of a novel
G-protein ?-subunit from Arabidopsis thaliana and
its interaction with Gß Biochim. Biophys. Acta.
1520 (2001) 147-153 - Pandey S, Assmann S, The Arabidopsis putative G
protein-copuled receptor GCR1 interacts with the
G protein ? subunit GPA1 and regulates abscisic
acid signaling The Plant Cell 16 (2004)
1616-1632. - Ullah H, Chen J, Wang S, Jones AM, Role of a
Heterotrimeric G Protein in Regulation of
Arabidopsis Seed Germination Plant Physiology
129 (2002) 897-907.
42References
- Wang X-Q, Ullah H, Jones AM, Assmann SM, G
protein regulation of ion channels and abscisic
acid signaling in Arabidopsis guard cells
Science 292 (2001) 2070-2072 - Weiss CA, Garnaat CW, Mukai K, Hu Y, Ma H,
Isolation of cDNAs encoding guanine
nucleotide-binding protein ?-subunit homologues
from maize (ZGB1) and Arabidopsis (AGB1) PNAS 91
(1994) 9554-9558. - Weiss CA, White E, Huang H, Ma H, The G protein
?-subunit (GP?1) is associated with the ER and
the plasma membrane in meristematic cells of
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(1997) 361-367 - Wise A, Thomas PG, Carr TH, Murphy GA, Millner
PA, Expression of the Arabidopsis G-protein
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43GPA1 expression
119 kDa
- Membrane bound protein
- Processing of signal
- folding
- overglycosylation
- Proteases
44GPA1 expression
119 kDa
46 kDa
45KM71H expression
46P. pastoris colony PCR
primers FP 5 AOX RP 3 AOX
- pPICZC 324 bp
- pPICZ?B592 bp
47Mut phenotype
GS115 transformants
Mut normal growth on MMH MDH
MutS slow growth on MMH
normal on MDH
48Homologous recombination
49Carrier DNA
- Salmon sperm DNA
- fragmented
- 15 kb-2 kb, mean 7 kb
- denatured
50Linerization
51colony PCR
pPICZ?BGPA1
EcoRI XbaI digestion
PrimersGPA1-FP GPA1-RP
52Colony PCR
pPICZCGPA1
EcoRI XhoI digestion
PrimersGPA1-FP GPA1-RP
53Isolation
Digestion
EcoRI digestion
54Double digestion of expression vectors
55pPICZC
- Homologous sequence
- Transcriptional termination
- Bacterial replication
- Selection
- MCS
- c-myc epitope
- His-tag
56pPICZC MCS
57pPICZ?B
- Homologous sequence
- Transcriptional termination
- Bacterial replication
- Selection
- MCS
- c-myc epitope
- His-tag
- secretion signal sequence
58pPICZ?B MCS
59pPICZC-GPA1
60pPICZ?B-GPA1
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- Prof. Zehra Sayers
- Thesis comitte
- Faculty members and postdocs
- Friends.....
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