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Yeast as a model to study eukaryotic transport systems Hana Sychrová Department of Membrane Transport Institute of Physiology, AS CR, v.v.i. Videnska 1083, 142 20 Prague 4 Tel: (420) 241 062 667 E-mail: [email protected] Characterization of transport systems • Kinetic parameters - KT , Jmax , ( sin/sout ), substrate specificity • pH optimum, inhibitors, source of energy (active transport) • Isolation of the gene and sequencing primary structure and properties of the protein • Mutagenesis to identify crucial aa residues, secondary and tertiary structures • Protein purification reconstitution, crystalization - existence of similar systems (overlap of substrate specificity) - small amount of protein (low expression, short half-life) - denaturation of protein during membrane solubilization = loss of characteristic properties expression of the gene in host organisms lacking their own transporters (yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae) Saccharomyces cerevisiae • eukaryotic cell, 4 - 8 m, gen. time 2 h • haploid/diploid (2 x 16 chr, sequenced 1996) 6 000 genes • simple isolation of mutants, viable with multiple mutations • universal transformation systems, easy disruption and deletion of genes chromosomal structure regulationexpression of cell cycleofand gene expression Heterologous transporters: biogenesis and degradationcharacterization of proteins (secretory of ownpathway) systems protein structure/function gene relationship deletions „non-transporting mutants“ interaction between proteins (two hybrid system)of transporters expression and screening characterization cloning of long heterologous DNA fragments (Yeast A Chromosome) rtificial organisms from closely related expression of heterologous proteins other organisms Na+/H+-antiporters All organisms Na+ out / H+ in bacteria (EcNhaA crystalized) yeast (3, PM and organelles) plants (>20, 2 subfamilies, PM and organelles) Elimination of surplus cations from cytosolu, Source of energy – H+ gradient across PM H+ out / Na+ in animal cells (NHE1-9, PM and organellles) Regulation of intracellular pH (elimination of surplus H+ from cytosol), Source of energy – Na+ gradient across PM Yeast Na+/H+-antiporters Nha1p – PM Kha1p – GA Nhx1p –endosomes bacterial ? (Mkh1p)-mitochondria Vnx1p – vacuole ? - ER animal plant Přibylová L. et al. Folia Microbiol. 387, 89 (2006) Gene NHA1 2985 nt, YLR138w, chr XII, low and constitutive expression phenotype: nha1 deletion - higher and pH-dependent sensitivity to Na+, Li+, K+, Rb+ - higher pHin NHA1 overexpression - higher and pH-dependent tolerance to Na+, Li+, K+, Rb+ activity: Na+, Li+, K+, Rb+ efflux localization: plasma membrane Nha1p-GFP role: detoxification (Na+, Li+) regulation of intracellular pH K+ homeostasis cell volume membrane potential response to osmotic shock Nha1 protein 985 aa, 110 kDa, 12 tms tms – high similarity with Na+/H+ antiporters from other yeast (Z. rouxii, S. pombe, transpoting only Na+ and Li+) hydrophilic C-terminus 556 aa (56 %) 1600 mM KCl extracellular 900 mM NaCl 35 mM LiCl intracellular NaCl KCl LiCl C 472 568 680 774 883 915 945 985 Detail analysis of region 915-945 aa Growth of buB31 se zkrácenými Nha1p na 30 mM LiCl AY E SETEFERQRRLNALGEMTAPADQDD EEL Nha1 protein 985 aa, 110 kDa, 12 tms tms – high similarity with Na+/H+ antiporters from other yeast (Z. rouxii, S. pombe, transpoting only Na+ and Li hydrophilic C-terminus 556 aa (56 %) extracellular intracellular ●C-terminus is not important for substrate specificity ●Role of C-terminus in K+ homeostasis, regulation of intracellular pH, cell response to osmotic stress, regulation of membrane potential Is the ScNha1p substrate specificity exceptional? Family of Na+/H+ antiporters in yeast plasma membrane Antiporter Number of amino acid residues N-terminus tms + loops C-terminus 11 414 43 11 418 377 S. pombe sod2 Z. rouxii ZrSod2-22 total 468 806 S. cerevisiae Nha1 985 12 419 554 C. albicans Cnh1-G23 800 11 419 370 Identity (%) entire sequence / tms + loops / C-terminus Sc Nha1 Ca Cnh1 Zr Sod2-22 Sc Nha1 Ca Cnh1 Zr Sod2-22 Sp Sod2 100 51.3/ 69.9 / 26.7 57.6 / 76.7 / 34.6 40.8 / 43.0 / 19.6 100 46.1 / 65.5 / 20.0 42.4/ 44.5 / 23.9 100 41.6 / 43.3 / 23.9 Comparison of yeast plasmamembrane Na+/H+-antiporters Substrate specificity Expression from the NHA1 promoter in BW31 cells (ena1-4 nha1) K+ Na+ 100 100 Observed tolerance corresponds 80 80 [Na ]in (%) 70 60 to antiporters’ transport activity. + + [K ]in (%) 90 60 40 50 20 40 0 30 0 10 20 Time (min) C ScNha1p 30 40 0 10 20 30 40 Time (min) ZrSod2-22 Spsod2 CaCnh1p Comparison of yeast plasmamembrane Na+/H+-antiporters Z. rouxii ZrSod2-22p and S. pombe sod2p do not transport K+ and Rb+. S. cerevisiae Nha1p and C. albicans Cnh1p have broad substrate specificity for at least 4 cationts. Other yeast species? System eliminating surplus intracellular K+ in Z. rouxii and S. pombe ? What determines the antiporter’s substrate specificity? Comparison of yeast plasmamembrane Na+/H+-antiporters Saccharomyces cerevisiae Zygosaccharomyces rouxii Debaryomyces hansenii Pichia sorbitophila Candida albicans Yarrowia lipolytica Schizosaccharomyces pombe Yeast with antiporters transporting only Na+, Li+ Yeast with antiporters transporting all alkali metal cations ( Na+, Li+, K+, Rb+) Identification of genes in silico, cloning, heterologous expression in S. cerevisiae, localization in PM, characterization of substrate specificity Comparison of yeast plasmamembrane Na+/H+-antiporters Saccharomyces cerevisiae Zygosaccharomyces rouxii (2 systems) Debaryomyces hansenii Pichia sorbitophila Candida albicans Yarrowia lipolytica (2 systems) Schizosaccharomyces pombe (2 systems) Yeast with antiporters transporting only Na+, Li+ Yeast with antiporters transporting all alkali metal cations ( Na+, Li+, K+, Rb+) All yeast species possess a Na+/H+-antiporter regulating [Kin], pHin and cell volume Amino-acid residues determining substrate specificity of yeast Na+/H+-antiporters random mutagenesis (UV, PCR) of Z. rouxii SOD2-22 gene (nontransporting K+ ), expression of mutated versions in S. cerevisiae BW31 (ena1-4∆ nha1∆) selection of clones growing in the presence of high [KCl], i.e. expresing “K+-transporting“ ZrSod2-22p versions empty vector ZrSod2-22p(wt) + K -transporting ZrSod2-22p (ZrSod-94p) ScNha1p - KCl NaCl 1000 mM 1400 mM ZrSOD2-22 with mutations in 5th tms Pro145 Ser150 Mutated version mutation in ZrSod2-22p (wt mutant) CCT 145Pro 145ThrACT T5 TTT 232Phe 232SerTCT L7-8 ZrSod-512p CCT 145Pro 145SerTCT T5 ZrSod-29p AGT 150Ser 150ThrACT T5 ZrSod-211p ZrSod-94p 179Thr T6 362Ile T11 GTA 375IleATA T11 AGA 519Arg 519IleATA C TTC 618Phe 618LeuCTC C GCA 620Ala 620ThrACA C TGC 703SerAGC C 179Ala ACA ATG 362Met 375Val 703Cys ATC intracellular C T5 GCA extracellular 806 141SerTCT ACT 141Thr ZrSod2-22p Position of mutation Thr141 S. cerevisiae BW31 (ena1-4∆ nha1∆) empty vector ZrSod2-22p(wt) ZrSod-211p ZrSod-512p ZrSod-29p ZrSod-94p ScNha1p - NaCl KCl 1400 mM 1000 mM Sequence comparison of 5th tms of yeast plasma membraneNa+/H+ antiporters Thr141 Z. rouxii S. cerevisiae C. albicans S. pombe P. sorbithophila Y. lipolytica 1 Y. lipolytica 2 H. anomala D. hansenii C. glabrata C. tropicalis 134 135 134 135 134 130 134 135 134 135 134 L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L I V V L L L M I V I V I M A V V V G S S A S G A A S S S A A A G A S A A A A A C C C C C C C C C C C I I V I V V I V V I V T T T T T T T T T T T A A A S A P A A A A A Pro145 T T T T T T T T T T T D D D D D D D D D D D P P P P P P P P P P P V I V V V V V V V I V Ser150 L L L L L L L L L L L A A A S A S A A A A A Q Q A A S N S A A Q A S S A L A S A A A S A V V V I V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V 152 153 152 153 152 148 152 153 134 153 152 Serin or Threonin Pro145 = transport of K+ and Na+ + loss of Li+ transport 134 152 148 empty vector 149 5th 144 142 tms 151 135 ZrSod2-22p 138 137 KCl 1400 mM - NaCl 1000 mM LiCl 15 mM native P145S P145T P145G P145D P145K 146 140 147 BW31 150 139 143 136 transformants K+ efflux (nmol/mg dry wt/120 min) empty vector 40±13 ZrSod2-22p 38±12 ZrSod2-22(P145S)p 100±10 ZrSod2-22(P145T)p 78±8 ScNha1p 346±4 Ser150 134 152 148 138 137 149 5th 144 ZrSod2-22p empty vector - KCl 1200 mM NaCl 1000 mM LiCl 10 mM native S150T S150V S150D S150K 142 tms 151 135 146 140 147 150 139 143 136 Threonin = transport of K+,Na+ and Li+ Thr141 Serin = transport of K+, Na+ and Li+ ZrSod2-22p empty vector - KCl 1400 mM 134 152 148 NaCl 1000 mM LiCl 15 mM native ZrSod-94p T141S 138 137 149 5th 144 142 tms 151 135 146 BW31 transformants K+ efflux 140 147 150 (nmol/mg dry wt/120 min) empty vector 40±13 ZrSod2-22p 38±12 ZrSod-94p 214±17 ZrSod2-22(T141S)p 66±4 139 143 136 Serin - O O C C HC H H 2 O 134 152 148 138 + H N 3 137 149 5th tms 142 151 K+ T141, S150 S141, T150 T141, T150 S141, S150 +/+ + - 135 O O C 146 140 147 C H 3 HO C HC H + 150 139 H N 3 143 136 Threonin Side chains of Thr141, Pro145 a Ser150 are involved in conformational changes during binding and/or transport of alkali metal cations via yeast antiporters of the Nha/Sod type Expression of mammalian Na+/H+ exchangers (NHE) in yeast Protein similarity (%) NHE2 NHE3 NHE1 NHE2 48.4 - 36.3 44.2 All tissues Epitel – basolateral side General role, pHin Kidney, small gut (apical side) ? Role, absorption? Kidney, small gut (apical side) ? Role, absorption? Blood pressure Sensitivity of yeast cells expressing rNHE to alkali metal cations - strain BW31 (ena1-4 nha1) 200 mM NaCl 800 mM KCl pNHA1-985GFP pGRU1 pNHA1NHE1GFP pPMA1NHE1GFP pNHA1NHE2GFP pPMA1NHE2GFP pNHA1NHE3GFP - 200 mM NaCl 800 mM KCl pNHA1-985GFP pGRU1 pNHA1NHE1GFP pPMA1NHE1GFP pNHA1NHE2GFP pPMA1NHE2GFP pNHA1NHE3GFP pPMA1NHE3GFP pPMA1NHE3GFP NHE expression is not toxic NHE2 improves KCl tolerance NHE3 improves NaCl toleranci NHE1 NHE2 NHE3 20% 1 sucrose 60% 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 NHE1 NHE2 NHE3 Pma1p Growth of yeast cells expressing NHE2p 1 OD 600 nm YNB + 800 mM KCl 0,1 0,01 0,001 0 20 40 60 80 100 time (h) [pGRU1] [pNHA1-985] [pNHA1NHE2] [pPMA1NHE2] Mammalian antiporters export alkali metal cations in yeast cells Expression of mKir2.1 channel in S. cerevisiae MAB 2d (ena1-4 nha1 trk1 trk2) Tok1/Duk1/YcK1 Nsc1 Nha1 ? Na+ K+ ? Pho89 H+ H+ Na+ Pi Potassium KCl (mM) Kir2.1: inward rectified, voltage gated, K+ specific Point mutations in Kir2.1 genes → activity changes → illness search for activity modulators 0* 10 30 50 ADP+ Pi ADP+ Pi K+ K+ ATP Na+ 5th day * YNB medium contains approximately 7 mM KCl Functional expression restore of growth on low [KCl], higher sensitivity to high [KCl] H+ Kha1 Trk1, Trk2 Ena1/Pmr2 100 H+ ? ADP+ Pi K+ Na+ [pKir2.1] [pYEx] 7th day ATP Nhx1 H+ Pma 1 ATP K+ vac uole H+ Na+ 300 mKir2.1 expression in MAB2d growth in liquid culture pYEx (control; ∆) pKir2 (♦) 10 mM KCl 100 mM KCl 0,6 0,6 0,5 0,5 0,4 0,3 OD OD 0,4 0,2 0,3 0,2 0,1 0,1 0 0 2 4 6 time (h) 8 10 12 14 0 0 2 4 6 8 time (h) Growth rate depends on mKir2.1 channel activity Testing activity modulators? 10 12 14 mKir2.1 expression in MAB2d growth in liquid culture 96 cultures (150 l), different [KCl], different modulators mKir2.1 expression in MAB2d growth in liquid culture 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 mKir2.1 expression in MAB2d inhibition effect of Ba2+ BaCl2 16 BW31 expressing mKir2.1 () control (pYEx, ) EC50 ~ 1 mM calculated growth (arbitrary units) 14 12 10 8 6 MAB 2d expressing mKir2.1 () control (pYEx, ) EC50 ~ 5 mM 4 2 0 0 1 10 100 1000 10000 [BaCl2] (µM) Useful tool for HTS (high throughput screening) of new drugs modulating activity of potassium channels Characterization of intracellular antiporters N En K + Mk a1- a+ N K H K K ? +5 AHA H a+ N+ h1 + + T+DN + h H + P NPh aT Vn KN a + K o + x +1 H x1 +a+ P K + k + K 1 i 1 A A h ?a N D T P HP P S + 1 ma C + 1 P 1 Trk 1-2 Kha1p – Golgi apparatus, growth at high pHout detoxification of Hygromycin B i Nhx1p - endosomes, regulation of cytosolic pH, protein trafficking detoxification of HygromycinB sequestration of Na+ and K+ into vacuoles Strains: LMB01 ena1-4∆ nha1∆ kha1∆ AB11c ena1-4∆ nha1∆ nhx1∆ Phenotype: no growth at pHout> 7,0 HygS ↑sensitivity to NaCl, KCl HygS expression of plant orthologous genes Expression of A. thaliana and O. sativa antiporters in S. cerevisiae OsNhx1p Expression Strain AB11c ena1-4∆ nha1∆ nhx1∆ NaCl HygB OsNhx1-GFPp + +++ AtChx17p Expression Strain LMB01 ena1-4∆ nha1∆ kha1∆ pH 4,5 pH 7,0 GFP-AtChx17p ScKha1p AtChx17p strains with kha1 and nhx1 deletions are suitable for characterization of heterologously expressed transporters from organelles of higher eukaryots