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Assembly of the Non-Canonical Myo9a-RhoGAP and RhoA·GDP Transition State Complex in the Presence of MgF3
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Journal Article
Assembly of the Non-Canonical Myo9a-RhoGAP and RhoA·GDP Transition State Complex in the Presence of MgF3
2021
Overview
Myo9a is an actin-based molecular motor with a RhoGAP domain in its C-terminal tail. It plays a role in a variety of biological processes, such as in regulating the immune response, neuron development, and cancer progression, and its deregulation can lead to the development of disease conditions. Myo9a acts mainly via its RhoGAP domain. In the current study, we used a pET32a vector with an N-terminal Trx-His6 tag to express Myo9a-RhoGAP in a soluble form. High-purity Myo9a-RhoGAP protein was obtained after two rounds of Ni2+ affinity and size-exclusion chromatography. We mixed Myo9a-RhoGAP and RhoA in equimolar ratios in the presence of 5 mM MgCl2 and 20 mM NaF to achieve a stable RhoA GTP hydrolysis transition state complex. Analytical gel filtration and SDS-PAGE were used to verify complex formation. ITC and GAP assays suggested that Myo9a-RhoGAP could bind to RhoA and accelerate RhoA GTP hydrolysis in vitro. We purified the soluble Myo9a-RhoGAP protein with GAP activity and achieved the Myo9a-RhoGAP/RhoA·GDP/MgF3− complex assembly in vitro for the first time. The data may provide novel insights into Myo9a structure and function.
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Springer Nature B.V
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