Fig. 4: TMD of AE2 in complex with PIP2. | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: TMD of AE2 in complex with PIP2.

From: Structural and functional insights into the lipid regulation of human anion exchanger 2

Fig. 4

a Structural comparison of the PIP2-bound TMDs of inward-facing AE2IF/PIP2 and outward-facing AE1OF/PIP2 (8CT3) aligned by the gate domain. The gate domain and core domain of AE2 are colored in blue and green, respectively. AE1OF/PIP2 is colored in gray. b, c Structural comparison of one protomer of the AE1OF/PIP2 TMD (gray) and the AE2IF/PIP2 TMD (colored) viewed from the side (b) and from the extracellular side (c). Displacements of the core domain from outward-facing AE1OF/PIP2 to inward-facing AE2IF/PIP2 are indicated by red arrows. d, e Comparison of the PIP2 binding site of AE2IF/PIP2 (d) and AE1OF/PIP2 (e). PIP2, residues formed the PIP2 binding site of AE2IF/PIP2 and the corresponding residues in AE1OF/PIP2 are shown as sticks. f Thermal shift stabilization of mCherry-tagged wild-type AE2 (blue) and AE2 with mutations in the PIP2 binding sites (red). The mCherry fluorescence of AE2 dimer peak after heating was normalized to that without heating. The data are presented as mean values ± SD. The number of independent experiments for both wild-type AE2 and triple mutant AE2-R932A/K1174A/H1148A is 3. The Tm50 values for wild-type AE2 and triple mutant AE2 are 54.0 °C and 53.5 °C, respectively. The apparent melting temperature Tm was calculated using a sigmoidal four-parameter logistic regression function and a p value of 0.24 (not significant) was determined by a two-sided F-test. g Thermal shift stabilization of wild-type AE1 (blue) and AE1 with disrupted PIP2 binding sites (red). The data are normalized fluorescence and presented as mean values ± SD as in f (n = 3 independent experiments for both wild-type and triple mutant AE1). The Tm50 values for wild-type AE1 and AE1-R602A/K817A/Y818A are 57.2 °C and 60.4 °C, respectively. The apparent melting temperature Tm was calculated using a sigmoidal four-parameter logistic regression function and a p value of 2.15× 10−7 (<0.05; significant) was determined by a two-sided F-test.

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