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dc.contributor張邦彥zh_TW
dc.contributor蔡榮宗zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisor胡念台zh_TW
dc.contributor.author彭穎韻zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorPang, Yin-Yuinen_US
dc.contributor.other中興大學zh_TW
dc.date2009zh_TW
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dc.identifierU0005-1308200814514700zh_TW
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dc.description.abstractT2SS of Xanthomonas campestris pv campestris is assembled by 12 proteins. XpsE is the only cytoplasmic component and the likely energy supplier of the system, whereas XpsL is a bitopic membrane protein with a single transmembrane segment. The role of XpsL in T2SS is not so clear. It has been previously observed that the hexameric XpsE, whose formation is nucleotide-dependent, interacts in vitro directly with the cytoplasmic domain of XpsL as MBP-XpsLN. We thus speculated that XpsE may form complex with XpsLN in vivo. In this study, we attempted the complex isolation by coexpressing XpsE and MBP- XpsLN in E. coli. Copurification of MBP-XpsLN and Strep-tagged XpsE was observed on the SDS-PAGE when purified using double-affinity chromatography, indicating that a stable XpsE/MBP-XpsLN complex was formed as a consequence of their coexpression in E. coli. The molecular size of such a complex was estimated to be 800 kDa as revealed by size-exclusion chromatography. We thus postulated that the complex may be constituted of 6 molecules each component. The protein complex purified from size-exclusion chromatography exhibited an ATPase activity sixfold that of the singly expressed XpsE. In addition, the ATPase activity of the complex was stimulated by cardiolipin by threefold. The XpsE/MBP-XpsLN complex resulted from the coexpression strategy employed here might resemble an intermediate stage during secretion process in vivo, thus enabling us to study in the future the mechanistic events driven by the interaction between XpsE and XpsL.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontentsIntroduction 1 Materials and Methods 7 Plasmids and bacterial strains 7 Media, reagents and buffers 7 Mini-preparation of plasmid DNA 7 Preparation of competent cell 7 Co-transformation 8 Protein analysis and immunological techniques 8 Small-scale induction of XpsE/MBP-XpsLN and XpsE/SUMO-XpsLN 9 Purification of XpsE/MBP-XpsLN complex using amylose affinity column 10 Purification of MBP-XpsLN using amylose affinity column 11 Purification of XpsE using Strep-Tactin column 11 Purification of XpsE/SUMO-XpsLN complex using two consecutive affinity columns 12 Purification of His-tagged SUMO-XpsLN complex using nickel column 13 Size-exclusion chromatography 13 Blue native gel electrophoresis 14 ATPase activity assay 14 Results 16 Expression and purification of XpsE/MBP-XpsLN 16 Stoichiometric analysis of XpsE and MBP-XpsLN interaction 18 In vitro ATPase activity of XpsE 19 In vitro ATPase activity of copurified XpsE/MBP-XpsLN complex 20 Expression and purification of XpsE/SUMO-XpsLN 21 Stoichiometric analysis of XpsE and SUMO-XpsLN interaction 22 Discussion 24 References 28 Figures 31 Tables 44 Appendix 46en_US
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dc.publisher生物化學研究所zh_TW
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dc.subjectT2SSen_US
dc.subject第二型分泌機器zh_TW
dc.subjectprotein complexen_US
dc.subjectATPase activityen_US
dc.subjectcardiolipinen_US
dc.title共同表現之XpsE/MBP-XpsLN複合體之生化特性分析zh_TW
dc.titleThe Biochemical Analysis of Coexpressed and Copurified XpsE/MBP-XpsLN Complexen_US
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