MET-activating Residues in the B-repeat of theListeria monocytogenesInvasion Protein InlB

Bleymüller W, Lämmermann N, Ebbes M, Maynard D, Geerds C, Niemann H (2016)
Journal of Biological Chemistry 291(49): 25567-25577.

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Abstract / Bemerkung
The facultative intracellular pathogen Listeria monocytogenes causes listeriosis, a rare but life-threatening disease. Host cell entry begins with activation of the human receptor tyrosine kinase MET through the bacterial invasion protein InlB, which contains an internalin domain, a B-repeat, and three GW domains. The internalin domain is known to bind MET, but no interaction partner is known for the B-repeat. Adding the B-repeat to the internalin domain potentiates MET activation and is required to stimulate Madin Darbey canine kidney (MDCK) cell scatter. Therefore, it has been hypothesized that the B-repeat may bind a co-receptor on host cells. To test this hypothesis, we mutated residues that might be important for binding an interaction partner. We identified two adjacent residues in strand beta2 of the beta-grasp fold whose mutation abrogated induction of MDCK cell scatter. Biophysical analysis indicated that these mutations do not alter protein structure. We then tested these mutants in human HT-29 cells which, in contrast to the MDCK cells, were responsive to the internalin domain alone. These assays revealed a dominant negative effect, reducing the activity of a construct of the internalin domain and mutated B-repeat below that of the individual internalin domain. Phosphorylation assays of MET and its downstream targets AKT and ERK confirmed the dominant negative effect. Attempts to identify a host cell receptor for the B-repeat were not successful. We conclude that there is limited support for a co-receptor hypothesis, and instead suggest that the B-repeat contributes to MET activation through low-affinity homodimerization. Copyright 2016, The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.
Stichworte
cell signaling; cell surface receptor; dimerization; growth factor; protein domain; protein structure; protein-protein interaction; receptor tyrosine kinase; signal transduction; structure-function
Erscheinungsjahr
2016
Zeitschriftentitel
Journal of Biological Chemistry
Band
291
Ausgabe
49
Seite(n)
25567-25577
ISSN
0021-9258, 1083-351X
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2907323

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Bleymüller W, Lämmermann N, Ebbes M, Maynard D, Geerds C, Niemann H. MET-activating Residues in the B-repeat of theListeria monocytogenesInvasion Protein InlB. Journal of Biological Chemistry. 2016;291(49):25567-25577.
Bleymüller, W., Lämmermann, N., Ebbes, M., Maynard, D., Geerds, C., & Niemann, H. (2016). MET-activating Residues in the B-repeat of theListeria monocytogenesInvasion Protein InlB. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 291(49), 25567-25577. doi:10.1074/jbc.m116.746685
Bleymüller, Willem, Lämmermann, Nina, Ebbes, Maria, Maynard, Daniel, Geerds, Christina, and Niemann, Hartmut. 2016. “MET-activating Residues in the B-repeat of theListeria monocytogenesInvasion Protein InlB”. Journal of Biological Chemistry 291 (49): 25567-25577.
Bleymüller, W., Lämmermann, N., Ebbes, M., Maynard, D., Geerds, C., and Niemann, H. (2016). MET-activating Residues in the B-repeat of theListeria monocytogenesInvasion Protein InlB. Journal of Biological Chemistry 291, 25567-25577.
Bleymüller, W., et al., 2016. MET-activating Residues in the B-repeat of theListeria monocytogenesInvasion Protein InlB. Journal of Biological Chemistry, 291(49), p 25567-25577.
W. Bleymüller, et al., “MET-activating Residues in the B-repeat of theListeria monocytogenesInvasion Protein InlB”, Journal of Biological Chemistry, vol. 291, 2016, pp. 25567-25577.
Bleymüller, W., Lämmermann, N., Ebbes, M., Maynard, D., Geerds, C., Niemann, H.: MET-activating Residues in the B-repeat of theListeria monocytogenesInvasion Protein InlB. Journal of Biological Chemistry. 291, 25567-25577 (2016).
Bleymüller, Willem, Lämmermann, Nina, Ebbes, Maria, Maynard, Daniel, Geerds, Christina, and Niemann, Hartmut. “MET-activating Residues in the B-repeat of theListeria monocytogenesInvasion Protein InlB”. Journal of Biological Chemistry 291.49 (2016): 25567-25577.

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