Title : Lipid and membrane recognition by the oxysterol binding protein and its phosphomimetic mutant using dual polarization interferometry.

Pub. Date : 2018 Nov

PMID : 29879417






9 Functional Relationships(s)
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1 OSBP binds, extracts and transfers sterols and phosphatidylinositol-4-phosphate (PI(4)P between liposomes, but the sequence of steps at the membrane surface leading to ligand removal is poorly characterized. pi(4)p oxysterol binding protein Homo sapiens
2 In this study, we used dual polarization interferometry (DPI), a label-free surface analytical technique, to characterize the interaction of recombinant, purified OSBP as it flows over immobilized dioleoyl-phosphatidylcholine (DOPC) bilayers containing PI(4)P, cholesterol or 25-hydroxycholesterol. pi(4)p oxysterol binding protein Homo sapiens
3 Kinetics of membrane interaction were analyzed for PI(4)P-binding and phosphorylation mutants of OSBP. pi(4)p oxysterol binding protein Homo sapiens
4 Wild-type OSBP demonstrated a distinctive association with immobilized DOPC bilayers containing 1-8 mol% PI(4)P that was characterized by initial saturable binding followed by desorption, indicative of PI(4)P extraction. pi(4)p oxysterol binding protein Homo sapiens
5 Wild-type OSBP demonstrated a distinctive association with immobilized DOPC bilayers containing 1-8 mol% PI(4)P that was characterized by initial saturable binding followed by desorption, indicative of PI(4)P extraction. pi(4)p oxysterol binding protein Homo sapiens
6 In support of this conclusion, an OSBP mutant with impaired binding and extraction of PI(4)P was stably absorbed to PI(4)P-containing membranes, while a pleckstrin homology domain mutant did not associate with PI(4)P-containing membranes. pi(4)p oxysterol binding protein Homo sapiens
7 In support of this conclusion, an OSBP mutant with impaired binding and extraction of PI(4)P was stably absorbed to PI(4)P-containing membranes, while a pleckstrin homology domain mutant did not associate with PI(4)P-containing membranes. pi(4)p oxysterol binding protein Homo sapiens
8 In support of this conclusion, an OSBP mutant with impaired binding and extraction of PI(4)P was stably absorbed to PI(4)P-containing membranes, while a pleckstrin homology domain mutant did not associate with PI(4)P-containing membranes. pi(4)p oxysterol binding protein Homo sapiens
9 These real-time flow studies allow us to dissect the association of OSBP with PI(4)P into discrete components; initial recruitment to PI(4)P membranes by the PH domain, detection and extraction of PI(4)P, and desorption due to ligand depletion. pi(4)p oxysterol binding protein Homo sapiens