Nucleolysin TIA-1 isoform p40 (protein), TIA-1 wild type, Homo sapiens
Function / homology
Isoform Short of Cytotoxic granule associated RNA binding protein TIA1
Function and homology information
Biological species
Homo sapiens (human)
Citation
Journal: Angew Chem Int Ed Engl / Year: 2017 Title: Segmental, Domain-Selective Perdeuteration and Small-Angle Neutron Scattering for Structural Analysis of Multi-Domain Proteins. Authors: Miriam Sonntag / Pravin Kumar Ankush Jagtap / Bernd Simon / Marie-Sousai Appavou / Arie Geerlof / Ralf Stehle / Frank Gabel / Janosch Hennig / Michael Sattler / Abstract: Multi-domain proteins play critical roles in fine-tuning essential processes in cellular signaling and gene regulation. Typically, multiple globular domains that are connected by flexible linkers ...Multi-domain proteins play critical roles in fine-tuning essential processes in cellular signaling and gene regulation. Typically, multiple globular domains that are connected by flexible linkers undergo dynamic rearrangements upon binding to protein, DNA or RNA ligands. RNA binding proteins (RBPs) represent an important class of multi-domain proteins, which regulate gene expression by recognizing linear or structured RNA sequence motifs. Here, we employ segmental perdeuteration of the three RNA recognition motif (RRM) domains in the RBP TIA-1 using Sortase A mediated protein ligation. We show that domain-selective perdeuteration combined with contrast-matched small-angle neutron scattering (SANS), SAXS and computational modeling provides valuable information to precisely define relative domain arrangements. The approach is generally applicable to study conformational arrangements of individual domains in multi-domain proteins and changes induced by ligand binding.
Instrument name: Rigaku BioSAXS-1000 / City: Munich / 国: Germany / Type of source: X-ray in house / Wavelength: 0.1542 Å / Dist. spec. to detc.: 0.482 mm
Detector
Name: Pilatus 100K / Pixsize x: 172 mm
Scan
Title: Nucleolysin TIA-1 isoform p40 / Measurement date: Apr 28, 2016 / Storage temperature: 20 °C / Cell temperature: 20 °C / Exposure time: 7200 sec. / Number of frames: 8 / Unit: 1/A /
Min
Max
Q
0.0209
0.7056
Distance distribution function P(R)
Sofotware P(R): GNOM 5.0 / Number of points: 159 /
Min
Max
Q
0.026587
0.252454
P(R) point
1
159
R
0
111.7
Result
Type of curve: merged
Experimental
Standard
Porod
MW
29.9 kDa
29.9 kDa
29.8 kDa
Volume
-
-
38 nm3
P(R)
P(R) error
Guinier
Guinier error
Forward scattering, I0
0.0237
0.0002
0.023
0.0002
Radius of gyration, Rg
2.92 nm
0.04
2.73 nm
0.03
Min
Max
D
-
11.2
Guinier point
5
22
+
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