Триггер фактор-зависимый рефолдинг бактериальных люцифераз в клеткахEscherichia coli: кинетика и эффективность рефолдинга, влияние бишаперонной системы DnaKJE-ClpB
O. E. Melkina, И. И. Горянин, И. В. Манухов, Г Б Завильгельский
Abstract
O. E. Melkina, И. И. Горянин, И. В. Манухов, Г Б Завильгельский
Abstract
Here were determined the basic parameters of the Tigger Factor (TF) -dependent refolding of thermal inactivated bacterial luciferases. The TF-dependent refolding is less efficient and requires more time than DnaKJE-dependent refolding. The increase in the intracellular concentration of TF leads to an apparent decrease in the level of the thermal inactivated bacterial luciferase refolding. For thermolabile luciferases, the level of TF-dependent refolding is significantly higher, than for thermostable luciferases: 30-40%--for the thermolabile Aliivibrio fischeri and Photobacterium leiognathi luciferases, and 10 and 0.5% for the thermostable Vibrio harveyi and Photorhabdus luminescens luciferases, respectively. The negative effect of the ClpB protein on the TF-dependent refolding was shown: in Escherichia coli clpB::kan TF-dependent refolding is more efficient than in the E. coli clpB+.
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Here were determined the basic parameters of the Tigger Factor (TF) -dependent refolding of thermal inactivated bacterial luciferases. The TF-dependent refolding is less efficient and requires more time than DnaKJE-dependent refolding. The increase in the intracellular concentration of TF leads to an apparent decrease in the level of the thermal inactivated bacterial luciferase refolding. For thermolabile luciferases, the level of TF-dependent refolding is significantly higher, than for thermostable luciferases: 30-40%--for the thermolabile Aliivibrio fischeri and Photobacterium leiognathi luciferases, and 10 and 0.5% for the thermostable Vibrio harveyi and Photorhabdus luminescens luciferases, respectively. The negative effect of the ClpB protein on the TF-dependent refolding was shown: in Escherichia coli clpB::kan TF-dependent refolding is more efficient than in the E. coli clpB+.
Key concepts: CLPB, Luciferases, Thermolabile, Photorhabdus luminescens, Escherichia coli, Photobacterium phosphoreum, Luciferase, Chemistry