Arguments for an additional long-lived intermediate in the photocycle of the full-length aureochrome 1c receptor: A time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering study

Bannister S, Böhm E, Zinn T, Hellweg T, Kottke T (2019)
Structural Dynamics 6(3): 34701.

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Aureochromes (AUREO) act as blue-light photoreceptors in algae. They consist of a light-, oxygen-, voltage-sensitive (LOV) domain and a DNA-binding basic region/leucine zipper. Illumination of the flavin cofactor in LOV leads to the formation of an adduct, followed by global structural changes. Here, we first applied UV/vis spectroscopy to characterize the photocycle of full-length aureochrome 1c (PtAUREO1c) from the diatom Phaeodactylum tricornutum. With a time constant of 850 s and a quantum yield of 23%, PtAUREO1c reveals a faster recovery time and a much lower sensitivity toward light than PtAUREO1a, pointing to its role as a high light sensor in vivo. UV/vis spectroscopy offers details on the local recovery of the flavin chromophore. However, kinetic information on the global structural recovery of full-length AUREO or any other multidomain LOV protein is missing. This information is essential not least for the photoreceptors' applications as optogenetic devices. Therefore, we established a procedure to apply small-angle X-ray scattering on PtAUREO1c in a time-resolved manner employing an in-house setup. In combination with UV/vis spectroscopy under similar conditions, we revealed a discrepancy between the recovery of the global protein structure and the adduct lifetime. Accordingly, we propose to supplement the photocycle by an intermediate state (I447), which decays with a time constant of about 800 s and prolongs the lifetime of the signaling state.
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2019
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Structural Dynamics
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34701
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Bannister S, Böhm E, Zinn T, Hellweg T, Kottke T. Arguments for an additional long-lived intermediate in the photocycle of the full-length aureochrome 1c receptor: A time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering study. Structural Dynamics. 2019;6(3): 34701.
Bannister, S., Böhm, E., Zinn, T., Hellweg, T., & Kottke, T. (2019). Arguments for an additional long-lived intermediate in the photocycle of the full-length aureochrome 1c receptor: A time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering study. Structural Dynamics, 6(3), 34701. doi:10.1063/1.5095063
Bannister, Saskia, Böhm, Elena, Zinn, Thomas, Hellweg, Thomas, and Kottke, Tilman. 2019. “Arguments for an additional long-lived intermediate in the photocycle of the full-length aureochrome 1c receptor: A time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering study”. Structural Dynamics 6 (3): 34701.
Bannister, S., Böhm, E., Zinn, T., Hellweg, T., and Kottke, T. (2019). Arguments for an additional long-lived intermediate in the photocycle of the full-length aureochrome 1c receptor: A time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering study. Structural Dynamics 6:34701.
Bannister, S., et al., 2019. Arguments for an additional long-lived intermediate in the photocycle of the full-length aureochrome 1c receptor: A time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering study. Structural Dynamics, 6(3): 34701.
S. Bannister, et al., “Arguments for an additional long-lived intermediate in the photocycle of the full-length aureochrome 1c receptor: A time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering study”, Structural Dynamics, vol. 6, 2019, : 34701.
Bannister, S., Böhm, E., Zinn, T., Hellweg, T., Kottke, T.: Arguments for an additional long-lived intermediate in the photocycle of the full-length aureochrome 1c receptor: A time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering study. Structural Dynamics. 6, : 34701 (2019).
Bannister, Saskia, Böhm, Elena, Zinn, Thomas, Hellweg, Thomas, and Kottke, Tilman. “Arguments for an additional long-lived intermediate in the photocycle of the full-length aureochrome 1c receptor: A time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering study”. Structural Dynamics 6.3 (2019): 34701.
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