Extended Data Fig. 8: OGT oligomerization state is not affected by L4, but L4 treatment increases the temperature sensitivity of OGT catalytic activity. | Nature Biotechnology

Extended Data Fig. 8: OGT oligomerization state is not affected by L4, but L4 treatment increases the temperature sensitivity of OGT catalytic activity.

From: Protein-adaptive differential scanning fluorimetry using conformationally responsive dyes

Extended Data Fig. 8: OGT oligomerization state is not affected by L4, but L4 treatment increases the temperature sensitivity of OGT catalytic activity.

(a) Histograms of counts of MW from mass photometry, used to calculate molecular weights: OGT: 115 kDa, Catalytic domain; 82 kDa, TPR domain: 43, 86, 129 kDa (monomer, dimer, trimer). (b) OGT catalytic activity with a model substrate peptide (KKKYPGGSTPVSSANMM), with enzymatic activity allowed to proceed at 29, 32, 35, 38, 41, 44, 47, or 50 °C. Activity was measured as RLU using Promega UDP-Glo Assay, with higher RLU values corresponding to higher activity. Comparison of temperature-dependent loss of enzymatic activity (RLU) in the presence of increasing concentrations of L4. Solid lines and dots: OGT-containing samples; Dashed lines and Xs: protein-free control. (c) L4-dependent increase in temperature sensitivity of catalytic activity at 41 °C. In all panels, data are presented as the mean of three technical replicates +/- standard deviation.

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