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• W2969859462 abstract "Surface-supported lipid bilayers are used widely throughout the nanoscience community as cellular membrane mimics. For example, they are frequently employed in single-molecule atomic force microscopy (AFM) studies to shed light on membrane protein conformational dynamics and folding. However, in AFM as well as in other surface-sensing techniques, the close proximity of the supporting surface raises questions about preservation of the biochemical activity. Employing the model translocase from the general secretory (Sec) system of Escherichia coli, here we quantify the activity via two biochemical assays in surface-supported bilayers. The first assesses ATP hydrolysis and the second assesses polypeptide translocation across the membrane via protection from added protease. Hydrolysis assays revealed distinct levels of activation ranging from medium (translocase-activated) to high (translocation-associated) that were similar to traditional solution experiments and further identified an adenosine triphosphatase population exhibiting characteristics of conformational hysteresis. Translocation assays revealed turn over numbers that were comparable to solution but with a 10-fold reduction in apparent rate constant. Despite differences in kinetics, the chemomechanical coupling (ATP hydrolyzed per residue translocated) only varied twofold on glass compared to solution. The activity changed with the topographic complexity of the underlying surface. Rough glass coverslips were favored over atomically flat mica, likely due to differences in frictional coupling between the translocating polypeptide and surface. Neutron reflectometry and AFM corroborated the biochemical measurements and provided structural characterization of the submembrane space and upper surface of the bilayer. Overall, the translocation activity was maintained for the surface-adsorbed Sec system, albeit with a slower rate-limiting step. More generally, polypeptide translocation activity measurements yield valuable quantitative metrics to assess the local environment about surface-supported lipid bilayers." @default.
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• W2969859462 date "2019-08-25" @default.
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• W2969859462 title "Protein Translocation Activity in Surface-Supported Lipid Bilayers" @default.
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• W2969859462 doi "https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.langmuir.9b01928" @default.
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