Fig. 3: NMR data showing PLproCoV-2 interactions with hISG15, K48-Ub2, and monomeric Ub. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: NMR data showing PLproCoV-2 interactions with hISG15, K48-Ub2, and monomeric Ub.

From: Dual domain recognition determines SARS-CoV-2 PLpro selectivity for human ISG15 and K48-linked di-ubiquitin

Fig. 3: NMR data showing PLproCoV-2 interactions with hISG15, K48-Ub2, and monomeric Ub.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

ad Overlay of 1H-15N NMR spectra of 15N-labeled a hISG15, b distal Ub in Ub2, c proximal Ub in Ub2, or d Ub1, alone (blue) and with 1–1.25 (2 for Ub1) molar equivalents of unlabeled PLproCoV-2-C111S (red). Signals of select residues are indicated. Inset in (d) illustrates the gradual shift of the G47 signal during titration. eg Overlay of 1H-15N NMR spectra of 15N-PLproCoV-2-C111S, Y171H alone (blue) and with 1.25–1.5 molar equivalents of unlabeled e hISG15, f Ub2, or g eight molar equivalents of Ub1 (red). Insets zoom on the region containing indole HN signals of tryptophans (W93 and W106) and HN of the imidazole ring of histidine H272; the bound signals are marked with an asterisk. h hISG15 residues with strong signal perturbations mapped (yellow) on our structure of PLproCoV-2:hISG15 complex. i Residues in the proximal and distal Ubs with strong signal perturbations mapped (yellow) on our structure of PLproCoV-2:K48-Ub2 complex. j Competition for PLproCoV-2 binding between Ub2 and hISG15. (Left) Representative 1H-15N NMR signals of G47 in 15N-labeled proximal Ub of Ub2 pre-mixed with unlabeled PLproCoV-2-C111S,Y171H (in 1:1.5 molar ratio) upon addition of unlabeled hISG15, for indicated values of hISG15:Ub2 molar ratio. (Right) The intensity of the PLpro-bound signal of G47 as a function of [hISG15]:[Ub2] (dots) and the predicted molar fraction of bound Ub2 (line) based on the Kd1 values obtained in this work (Supplementary Table 1). The symbols depict normalized peak intensities extracted directly from the respective 2D NMR spectra and the error bars represent experimental uncertainties in intensities obtained by error propagation using the experimental noise measured over at least five different regions in the spectrum that do not contain protein signals. k SDS-PAGE gels showing the inhibitory effect of hISG15 on disassembly of K48-linked Ub2 by PLproCoV-2 (right) and minimal effect (if any) of hISG15 on disassembly of K48-linked Ub3 (left). The hISG15 and Ub2 constructs used here all had G (G157 or G76) as the C-terminal residue. Cleavage assays were repeated at least two times with similar results. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.

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