Data from the García-Moreno Lab, Department of Biophysics, Johns

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Data from the García-Moreno Lab, Department of Biophysics, Johns Hopkins U.
Note about numbering of sequence: Many of our experimental studies, and many of our
crystal structures and on-going studies with NMR spectroscopy, were performed with
hyperstable forms of staphylococcal nuclease. PHS nuclease is a variant with three substitutions
(P117G, H124L, and S128A). Δ+PHS is PHS with two more substitutions (G50F, V51N) and
with a deletion (residues 44 - 49). Please note that the sequence of Δ+PHS was numbered using
the sequence of wild type nuclease. For this reason there is a gap between residues 44 and 49.
Also note that the N and C termini of nuclease are usually not observed in crystal structures.
Residues in this region of the protein are missing in all pdb files.
Some crystals include an inhibitor: Some of the structures were obtained from crystals grown
in the presence of Ca2+ and the inhibitor pdTp.
Table I: Crystal structures of wild type staphylococcal nuclease (SNase) and hyperstable
variants known as PHS and Δ+PHS.
Accession
code
Protein
Parent
Protein
Temp
of Xray
(K)
Temp
(K) and
ionic
strength
(M) of
pKa
Authors
NMR
data
pKa of
interest
Ref
1stn
wt
-
100
298,
0.01,
0.10, 1.0
Fox
-
All His
1,16,
17
1snc
wt + Ca
& pdTp
-
100
-
Lattman
-
-
2
3bdc
Δ+PHS
-
100
298,
0.01,
0.10, 1.0
GM Lab
-
All His,
Asp and
Glu
3
1ey8
PHS
-
100
-
Stites
-
-
4
2
Table II: Variants with internal ionizable groups for which pKa values and structures have been
published (or are under review).
Accession
code
Protein
Parent
Protein
Temp
of Xray
(K)
Temp
(K) and
ionic
strength
(M) of
pKa
Authors
NMR
data 1
pKa of
interest2
Ref
2rks
L38K
PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-38
5
3d6c
L38E
PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Glu-38
6
2snm
V66K
wt
100
298, 0.1
Lattman
No
Lys-66
7
no
structure
V66K
PHS
298, 0.1
GM Lab
No
Lys-66
8
Available
from GM
V66K
Δ+PHS
100,
298
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-66
9
1u9r
V66E
PHS
298
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Glu-66
10
2oxp
V66D
PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Asp-66
11
1tt2
I92K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
Lattman
Yes
Lys-92
12
1tr5
I92E
Δ+PHS
298
298, 0.1
Lattman
Not yet
Glu-92
12
1tqo
I92E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
Lattman
Not yet
Glu-92
12
2oeo
I92D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
Lattman
Not yet
Asp-92
12
3
Table III: Variants with internal ionizable groups for which structures have been released to the
PDB in advance of publication, but for which pKa values have not been published. All pKa values
were measured in variants made from the Δ+PHS background.
Accession
code
Protein
Parent
Protein
Temp
of Xray
(K)
Temp
(K) and
ionic
strength
(M) of
pKa
Authors
NMR
data 1
pKa of
interest2
Ref
3erq
L25K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-25
153
3evq
L25E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-25
153
3eji
L36K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-36
153
3dmu
T62K
PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-62
153
2rbm
I72K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-72
153
3ero
I72E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-72
153
3d8g
I72R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-72
153
3dhq
A90R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-90
153
3d4d
Y91E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-91
153
3e5s
L103K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-103
153
3c1f
V104K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-104
153
3d4w
A109R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-109
153
3c1e
L125K
PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-125
153
4
Table IV: Other internal sites that were substituted with Glu, Lys, Arg, Asp. Neither structures
nor pKa values have been published. All pKa values were measured in variants made from the
Δ+PHS background.
Accession
code
Protein
Parent
Protein
Tem
p of
Xray
(K)
Temp Authors
(K) and
ionic
strength
(M) of
pKa
NMR
data1
pKa of
interest2
Ref
-
G20D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-20
153
-
G20E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-20
153
-
G20K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-20
153
-
G20R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-20
153
-
V23D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-23
153
-
V23E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-23
153
-
V23K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-23
153
-
V23R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-23
153
-
L25D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-25
153
-
L25R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-25
153
-
F34D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-34
153
-
F34E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-34
153
-
F34K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-34
153
-
F34R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-34
153
5
-
L36D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-36
153
-
L36E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-36
153
-
L36R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-36
153
-
L37D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-37
153
-
L37E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-37
153
-
L37K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-37
153
-
L37R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-37
153
-
L38D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-38
153
-
L38R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-38
153
-
V39D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-39
153
-
V39E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-39
153
-
V39K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-39
153
-
V39R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-39
153
-
T41D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-41
153
-
T41E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-41
153
-
T41K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-41
153
-
T41R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-41
153
-
A58D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-58
153
-
A58E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-58
153
6
-
A58K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-58
153
-
A58R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-58
153
-
T62D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-62
153
-
T62E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-62
153
-
T62R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-62
153
-
I72D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-72
153
-
V74D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-74
153
-
V74E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-74
153
-
V74K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-74
153
-
V74R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-74
153
-
A90D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-90
153
-
A90E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-90
153
-
A90K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-90
153
-
Y91D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-91
153
-
Y91K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-91
153
-
Y91R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-91
153
-
V99D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-99
153
-
V99E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-99
153
-
V99K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-99
153
7
-
V99R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-99
153
-
N100D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-100
153
-
N100E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-100
153
-
N100K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-100
153
-
N100R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-100
153
-
L103D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-103
153
-
L103E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-103
153
-
L103R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-103
153
-
V104D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-104
153
-
V104E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-104
153
-
V104R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-104
153
-
A109D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-109
153
-
A109E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-109
153
-
A109K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-109
153
-
N118D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-118
153
-
N118E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-118
153
-
N118K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-118
153
-
N118R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-118
153
-
L125D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-125
153
8
-
L125E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-125
153
-
L125R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-125
153
-
A132D
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Asp-132
153
-
A132E
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Glu-132
153
-
A132K
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Yes
Lys-132
153
-
A132R
Δ+PHS
100
298, 0.1
GM Lab
Not yet
Arg-132
153
Table V: Other potentially relevant structures, especially to those interested in the problem of
water penetration or electrostatic interactions through networks.
Accession
code
Protein
Parent
Protein
Tem
p of
Xray
(K)
Temp
(K) and
ionic
strength
(M) of
pKa
Authors
NMR
data1
pKa of
interest2
Ref
2pw5
V66Y
PHS
298
-
GM Lab
No
-
13
2pw7
V66Y
PHS
100
-
GM Lab
No
-
13
2pzw
V66N
PHS
298
-
GM Lab
No
-
13
2pzu
V66N
PHS
100
-
GM Lab
No
-
13
2pyk
V66Q
PHS
298
-
GM Lab
No
-
13
2pzt
V66Q
PHS
100
-
GM Lab
No
-
13
9
2qdb
E75Q
NVIAGA
100
298, 0.1,
1.0
GM Lab
Yes
histidines
14
2rdf
E75A
NVIAGA
100
298, 0.1,
1.0
GM Lab
Yes
histidines
14
1
The pKa values of all the internal ionizable groups have been measured by analysis of the pH
dependence of stability (ΔG). Some have also been measured with NMR spectroscopy. We have
also began to gather NMR data to describe the structural consequences of ionization of the
internal groups. None of the NMR data have been released although, data for some of the Lyscontaining variants is in preparation for submission.
2
The pKa values of surface Asp and Glu residues are being measured with NMR spectroscopy in
some of the variants with internal Lys-residues.
3
This publication only describes stability at pH 5, 7, and 10. The pKa values of Glu, Lys, Arg
and Asp at the 25 internal positions will likely appear, in that order, before July 2009.
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