A Second Look at Mini-Protein Stability: Analysis of FSD-1 Using Circular Dichroism, Differential Scanning Calorimetry, and Simulations

Mini-proteins that contain <50 amino acids often serve as model systems for studying protein folding because their small size makes long timescale simulations possible. However, not all mini-proteins are created equal. The stability and structure of FSD-1, a 28-residue mini-protein that adopted t...

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Published inBiophysical journal Vol. 97; no. 10; pp. 2803 - 2810
Main Authors Feng, Jianwen A., Kao, Jeff, Marshall, Garland R.
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Abstract Mini-proteins that contain <50 amino acids often serve as model systems for studying protein folding because their small size makes long timescale simulations possible. However, not all mini-proteins are created equal. The stability and structure of FSD-1, a 28-residue mini-protein that adopted the ββα zinc-finger motif independent of zinc binding, was investigated using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The broad melting transition of FSD-1, similar to that of a helix-to-coil transition, was observed by using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The N-terminal β-hairpin was found to be flexible. The FSD-1 apparent melting temperature of 41°C may be a reflection of the melting of its α-helical segment instead of the entire protein. Thus, despite its attractiveness due to small size and purposefully designed helix, sheet, and turn structures, the status of FSD-1 as a model system for studying protein folding should be reconsidered.
AbstractList Mini-proteins that contain <50 amino acids often serve as model systems for studying protein folding because their small size makes long timescale simulations possible. However, not all mini-proteins are created equal. The stability and structure of FSD-1, a 28-residue mini-protein that adopted the beta beta alpha zinc-finger motif independent of zinc binding, was investigated using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The broad melting transition of FSD-1, similar to that of a helix-to-coil transition, was observed by using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The N-terminal beta -hairpin was found to be flexible. The FSD-1 apparent melting temperature of 41 degree C may be a reflection of the melting of its alpha -helical segment instead of the entire protein. Thus, despite its attractiveness due to small size and purposefully designed helix, sheet, and turn structures, the status of FSD-1 as a model system for studying protein folding should be reconsidered.
Mini-proteins that contain <50 amino acids often serve as model systems for studying protein folding because their small size makes long timescale simulations possible. However, not all mini-proteins are created equal. The stability and structure of FSD-1, a 28-residue mini-protein that adopted the ββα zinc-finger motif independent of zinc binding, was investigated using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The broad melting transition of FSD-1, similar to that of a helix-to-coil transition, was observed by using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The N-terminal β-hairpin was found to be flexible. The FSD-1 apparent melting temperature of 41...C may be a reflection of the melting of its ...-helical segment instead of the entire protein. Thus, despite its attractiveness due to small size and purposefully designed helix, sheet, and turn structures, the status of FSD-1 as a model system for studying protein folding should be reconsidered. (ProQuest: ... denotes formulae/symbols omitted.)
Mini-proteins that contain <50 amino acids often serve as model systems for studying protein folding because their small size makes long timescale simulations possible. However, not all mini-proteins are created equal. The stability and structure of FSD-1, a 28-residue mini-protein that adopted the betabetaalpha zinc-finger motif independent of zinc binding, was investigated using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The broad melting transition of FSD-1, similar to that of a helix-to-coil transition, was observed by using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The N-terminal beta-hairpin was found to be flexible. The FSD-1 apparent melting temperature of 41 degrees C may be a reflection of the melting of its alpha-helical segment instead of the entire protein. Thus, despite its attractiveness due to small size and purposefully designed helix, sheet, and turn structures, the status of FSD-1 as a model system for studying protein folding should be reconsidered.
Mini-proteins that contain <50 amino acids often serve as model systems for studying protein folding because their small size makes long timescale simulations possible. However, not all mini-proteins are created equal. The stability and structure of FSD-1, a 28-residue mini-protein that adopted the ββα zinc-finger motif independent of zinc binding, was investigated using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The broad melting transition of FSD-1, similar to that of a helix-to-coil transition, was observed by using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The N-terminal β -hairpin was found to be flexible. The FSD-1 apparent melting temperature of 41°C may be a reflection of the melting of its α -helical segment instead of the entire protein. Thus, despite its attractiveness due to small size and purposefully designed helix, sheet, and turn structures, the status of FSD-1 as a model system for studying protein folding should be reconsidered.
Mini-proteins that contain <50 amino acids often serve as model systems for studying protein folding because their small size makes long timescale simulations possible. However, not all mini-proteins are created equal. The stability and structure of FSD-1, a 28-residue mini-protein that adopted the ββα zinc-finger motif independent of zinc binding, was investigated using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The broad melting transition of FSD-1, similar to that of a helix-to-coil transition, was observed by using circular dichroism, differential scanning calorimetry, and replica-exchange molecular dynamics. The N-terminal β-hairpin was found to be flexible. The FSD-1 apparent melting temperature of 41°C may be a reflection of the melting of its α-helical segment instead of the entire protein. Thus, despite its attractiveness due to small size and purposefully designed helix, sheet, and turn structures, the status of FSD-1 as a model system for studying protein folding should be reconsidered.
Author Marshall, Garland R.
Feng, Jianwen A.
Kao, Jeff
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Calorimetry, Differential Scanning
Circular Dichroism
Computer Simulation
Dichroism
Differential scanning calorimetry
DNA-Binding Proteins - chemistry
Folding
Hydrogen Bonding
Melting
Models, Chemical
Models, Molecular
Molecular dynamics
Molecular structure
Phase Transition
Protein
Protein Folding
Protein Stability
Protein Structure, Secondary
Proteins
Simulation
Stability
Temperature
Transcription Factors - chemistry
Transition Temperature
Zinc
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