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• W4283164611 abstract "Abstract Homologous enzymes with identical folds often exhibit different thermal and kinetic behaviors. Understanding how enzyme sequence encodes catalytic activity at functionally optimal temperatures is a fundamental problem in biophysics. Recently it was shown that the residues that tune catalytic activities of thermophilic/mesophilic variants of the C-terminal domain of bacterial Enzyme I (EIC) are largely localized within disordered loops, offering a model system with which to investigate this phenomenon. In this work, we employ molecular dynamics simulations and mutagenesis experiments to reveal a mechanism of sequence-dependent activity tuning of EIC homologs. We find that a network of contacts in the catalytic loops is particularly sensitive to changes in temperature, with some contacts exhibiting distinct linear or non-linear temperature-dependent trends. Moreover, these trends define structurally clustered dynamical modes and can distinguish regions that tend toward order or disorder at higher temperatures. Assaying several thermophilic EIC mutants, we show that complementary mesophilic mutations to the most temperature-sensitive positions exhibit the most enhanced activity while mutations to relatively temperature insensitive positions exhibit the least enhanced activities. These results provide a mechanistic explanation of sequence-dependent temperature tuning and offer a computational method for rational enzyme modification. Significance Temperature affects the catalytic rates of all enzymes. The impact of temperature on the catalytic activity of an enzyme, however, is convoluted from contributions of protein sequence, structure, and dynamics. As such, understanding and designing the molecular features of enzymes which tune catalytic rates at different temperatures remains a fundamental challenge in biophysics. In this work we have employed molecular simulations and mutagenesis experiments to reveal the temperature tuning mechanism of mesophilic and thermophilic homologues of the C domain of bacterial Enzyme l. We find that enzymes can be tuned to their physiological temperatures through a network of temperature-sensitive residue contacts localized in the disordered loops. Furthermore, we find that among temperature-sensitive contacts some exhibit linear and others non-linear dependence on temperature. These clues offer a promising physics-based approach for tuning enzyme activity." @default.
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• W4283164611 date "2022-06-19" @default.
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• W4283164611 title "Temperature Sensitive Contacts in Disordered Loops Tune Enzyme I Activity" @default.
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• W4283164611 doi "https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.06.18.496683" @default.
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