对脊椎动物 G 蛋白偶联受体融合体进行的硅学分析表明,无论融合体是否具有额外的跨膜序列,都可将其分为三类连接体

IF 1.9 4区 生物学 Q4 BIOCHEMISTRY & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY The Protein Journal Pub Date : 2024-04-14 DOI:10.1007/s10930-024-10184-2
Toshio Kamiya, Takashi Masuko, Dasiel Oscar Borroto-Escuela, Haruo Okado, Hiroyasu Nakata
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天然的 G 蛋白偶联受体(GPCR)很少有额外的跨膜(TM)螺旋,如人工 TM 连接体,它可以将两个 A 类 GPCR 串联成一条单多肽链(sc)。在这里,我们报告了脊椎动物天然 GPCR 融合体的中间区域存在三组 TM 连接体:(1) 原始共识(即共识 1)和共识 2~4(与 GPCR 本身或其受体相互作用蛋白相关);(2) 共识但与 GPCR 无关的 1~7;(3) 无法应用的 1/2,与任何其他蛋白都没有相似性。硅学分析表明,两栖类的所有天然 GPCR 融合蛋白都缺乏 TM 连接子,爬行动物没有 GPCR 融合蛋白;此外,在脊椎动物(不包括四足动物,即所谓的鱼类)的 GPCR-GPCR 融合蛋白或融合蛋白(GPCR 单体)和非 GPCR 蛋白中,TM 连接子与之前报道的哺乳动物和鸟类序列不同,被归为第 2 组和第 3 组。因此,对之前报道的 TM 链接子进行了排列:共识 1 是[T(I/A/P)(A/S)-(L/N)(I/W/L)(I/A/V)GL(L/G)(A/T)(S/L/G)(I/L)],首次在无脊椎动物海葵 Exaiptasia diaphana 中发现(LOC110241027),在热带鸟类 Opisthocomus hoazin 蛋白质 LOC104327099 中发现(330-SPSFLCI-L-SLL-340)(XP_009930279.1);与 GPCR 相关的共识 2~4 分别是沙漠木鼠 Neotoma lepida A6R68_19462 中的(371-prlilyavfc fgtatg-386)(OBS78147.1)中的(363-lsipfcll yiaallgnfi llfvi-385)、Gavia stellate(红喉鹭)LOC104264164(XP_009819412.1)中的(479-ti vvvymivcvi glvgnflvmy viir-504)和蜗牛鱼 GPCR(TNN80062.在哺乳动物 Neotoma lepida、鸟类 Erythrura gouldiae 和鱼类蛋白质(分别为 OBS83645.1、RLW13346.1 和 KPP79779.1)中,TM 链接子属于第 2 组。 在此,我们首次将天然 TM 链接子归类为所有脊椎动物中的罕见进化事件。
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In Silico Analyses of Vertebrate G-Protein-Coupled Receptor Fusions United With or Without an Additional Transmembrane Sequence Indicate Classification into Three Groups of Linkers

Natural G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) rarely have an additional transmembrane (TM) helix, such as an artificial TM-linker that can unite two class A GPCRs in tandem as a single-polypeptide chain (sc). Here, we report that three groups of TM-linkers exist in the intervening regions of natural GPCR fusions from vertebrates: (1) the original consensus (i.e., consensus 1) and consensus 2~4 (related to GPCR itself or its receptor-interacting proteins); (2) the consensus but GPCR-unrelated ones, 1~7; and (3) the inability to apply 1/2 that show no similarity to any other proteins. In silico analyses indicated that all natural GPCR fusions from Amphibia lack a TM-linker, and reptiles have no GPCR fusions; moreover, in either the GPCR-GPCR fusion or fusion protein of (GPCR monomer) and non-GPCR proteins from vertebrates, excluding tetrapods, i.e., so-called fishes, TM-linkers differ from previously reported mammalian and are avian sequences and are classified as Groups 2 and 3. Thus, previously reported TM-linkers were arranged: Consensus 1 is [T(I/A/P)(A/S)–(L/N)(I/W/L)(I/A/V)GL(L/G)(A/T)(S/L/G)(I/L)] first identified in invertebrate sea anemone Exaiptasia diaphana (LOC110241027) and (330-SPSFLCI–L–SLL-340) identified in a tropical bird Opisthocomus hoazin protein LOC104327099 (XP_009930279.1); GPCR-related consensus 2~4 are, respectively, (371-prlilyavfc fgtatg-386) in the desert woodrat Neotoma lepida A6R68_19462 (OBS78147.1), (363-lsipfcll yiaallgnfi llfvi-385) in Gavia stellate (red-throated loon) LOC104264164 (XP_009819412.1), and (479-ti vvvymivcvi glvgnflvmy viir-504) in a snailfish GPCR (TNN80062.1); In Mammals Neotoma lepida, Aves Erythrura gouldiae, and fishes protein (respectively, OBS83645.1, RLW13346.1 and KPP79779.1), the TM-linkers are Group 2. Here, we categorized, for the first time, natural TM-linkers as rare evolutionary events among all vertebrates.

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