Exploring the Evolutionary History of Kinetic Stability in the α-Lytic Protease Family.

Abstract:

:In addition to encoding the tertiary fold and stability, the primary sequence of a protein encodes the folding trajectory and kinetic barriers that determine the speed of folding. How these kinetic barriers are encoded is not well understood. Here, we use evolutionary sequence variation in the α-lytic protease (αLP) protein family to probe the relationship between sequence and energy landscape. αLP has an unusual energy landscape: the native state of αLP is not the most thermodynamically favored conformation and, instead, remains folded due to a large kinetic barrier preventing unfolding. To fold, αLP utilizes an N-terminal pro region similar in size to the protease itself that functions as a folding catalyst. Once folded, the pro region is removed, and the native state does not unfold on a biologically relevant time scale. Without the pro region, αLP folds on the order of millennia. A phylogenetic search uncovers αLP homologs with a wide range of pro region sizes, including some with no pro region at all. In the resulting phylogenetic tree, these homologs cluster by pro region size. By studying homologs naturally lacking a pro region, we demonstrate they can be thermodynamically stable, fold much faster than αLP, yet retain the same fold as αLP. Key amino acids thought to contribute to αLP's extreme kinetic stability are lost in these homologs, supporting their role in kinetic stability. This study highlights how the entire energy landscape plays an important role in determining the evolutionary pressures on the protein sequence.

journal_name

Biochemistry

journal_title

Biochemistry

authors

Nixon CF,Lim SA,Sailer ZR,Zheludev IN,Gee CL,Kelch BA,Harms MJ,Marqusee S

doi

10.1021/acs.biochem.0c00720

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2021-01-26 00:00:00

pages

170-181

issue

3

eissn

0006-2960

issn

1520-4995

journal_volume

60

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