Substrate recognition in AliD, AliB and AmiA [Dataset]

(A) Crystal structure of the AliD:peptide 1 complex. Left, ribbon representation of the AliD:peptide 1 complex (ligand shown in yellow caped sticks). Domains I, II, and III are labeled and colored green, light orange and blue; respectively. Right, a magnified view (corresponding to the boxed area sh...

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Autores: Alcorlo, Martín, Abdullah, Mohammed R., Steil, Leif, Sotomayor, Francisco, López de Oro, Laura, Castro, Sonia de, Velázquez, Sonsoles, Kohler, Thomas P., Jiménez, Elisabet, Medina, Ana, Usón, Isabel, Keller, Lance E., Bradshaw, Jessica L., McDaniel, Larry S., Camarasa Rius, María José, Völker, Uwe, Hammerschmidt, Sven, Hermoso, Juan A.
Tipo de recurso: conjunto de datos
Estado:Versión publicada
Fecha de publicación:2024
País:España
Institución:Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC)
Repositorio:DIGITAL.CSIC. Repositorio Institucional del CSIC
OAI Identifier:oai:digital.csic.es:10261/374351
Acceso en línea:http://hdl.handle.net/10261/374351
Access Level:acceso abierto
Palabra clave:Unexpected remarkable promiscuity
Streptococcus pneumoniae </
Produced de novo
Multiple crystallographic structures
Escherichia coli </
Diverse peptide specificities
Closed conformations along
Certain amino acids
>, displaying affinity
Ensure sufficient uptake
Mass spectrometry analysis
div >< p
Orchestrating oligopeptide uptake
Four proteins building
Ami transporter system
Abc transporter channel
Pneumococci
Structural analysis
Oligopeptide recognition
Oligopeptide binding
Uptake mechanism
Wide range
Vivo implications
Transport systems
Substantial array
Structural basis
Silico modelling
Shedding light
Oligopeptides demonstrates
Invasive infections
Energy balance
Cellular cytoplasm
Cell surface
Binding cassette
Becomes indispensable
Auxotrophic nature
Abc transporters
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Sumario:(A) Crystal structure of the AliD:peptide 1 complex. Left, ribbon representation of the AliD:peptide 1 complex (ligand shown in yellow caped sticks). Domains I, II, and III are labeled and colored green, light orange and blue; respectively. Right, a magnified view (corresponding to the boxed area shown in the left panel) highlighting amino acid residues engaged in the recognition of peptide 1 by AliD. Polar interactions are indicated by dotted black lines. The sequence of peptide 1 (FPPQNV) is illustrated in yellow capital letters. (B) The crystal structure of AliB in complex with peptides 2, 3 and 4. AliB, as observed in the AliB:peptide 2 complex, is depicted as a white cartoon. The substrates are represented with their secondary structure elements and are color-coded as yellow (peptide 2), green (peptide 3) and blue (peptide 4). (C) Stereo view illustrating polar interactions between AliB (white sticks) and peptide 2 (yellow sticks). (D) Stereo view showcasing polar interactions between AliB (white sticks) and peptide 3 (green sticks). (E) Stereo view illustrating polar interactions between AliB (white sticks) and peptide 4 (blue sticks). (F) Ribbon representation of AmiA in complex with peptide 4 (depicted as yellow capped sticks). (G) Stereo view providing specific details of peptide 4 recognition by AmiA. The relevant residues and crystallographic water molecules are depicted as gray-capped sticks and red spheres, respectively. Residues participating in hydrophobic interactions have been omitted for clarity. P1 to P6, pocket 1 to pocket 6. Pockets beyond substrate position 6 have been omitted for clarity.