Homologies in procaryotic ribosomal proteins: Alanine rich acidic proteins associated with polypeptide translocation

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HOMOLOGIES IN P R O C A R Y O T I C RIBOSOMAL PROTEINS: ALANINE RICH ACIDI:C PROTEINS, .ASSOCIATED. WITH POLYPEPTIDE TRANSLOCATION ..... Louis Y. V I S E N T I N , Alas~air T, MATL-tDEOl~ m ~ d M a k o t o - Y A G U C H I ..

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.~ " s t e a r o t k e r m o p h f f u a ~tr,Mn ] 0 were prepared as dez] cfibe.d pirevi0aasly 1.17] a n d the. acidic proteins s.e]eclively :extracted by. t h e m e t h o d s ,of H a m d , Ko]Ca and Trmasloeafion oft'he growing 1~pt~,de chain ,~n.ihe Na]camol,o- [ J_3}. The three pzot,e~r~s liberate d by this sxcnthm;is o f proteins is m e d i a t e d t o ~ome e x t e m b y p r o c e d u r e were ,co~aeentrated l~y px.eeip]'ta~ion wi,*,da certain n o v d acidic :ribosolnal pr.o~.~eins [J~-I 6 ] . These 2.25 v:ol. o f - - 2 0 C acetone a n d .1.he L T - - L 1 2 e.quivaproteins, :designated L7 .and L 1 2 i.n E s c h e r i e h b 2 ,¢oli, lents separated and purified ~s described f o r / ~ e o l i b y •are loeMized on the 5 0 S ,ribosomal ;subunit and :differ only in the acetylation state , o f t he .N-,term~nal serJne. Mbll:er ,et al. l a ] . Their p u r i t y was established b y a 2[2]. T h e enistence ofstruc,tuxal h o m o l o g u e s t o ihese dimensional zcrylamide e]e.ctrophoresis_ m e t h o d Z~nialanine rich, acidie proteins in Ja-t:ost proeaxyotic and ]at t:o thai descfibedb.yKaTtse~hrnidt and W i t t m a n n [ 18] eucaryotic cells has b e e n .sugge.sted b y r e c e n t haami~no~xe.ept that the first dimension di~.cs, ~ n at p H &6, logical expefimen,ts b y 1. G. W,oo] and G, Stbffler (perwere 8% w i t h r e s p e c t . t o ae~3z]arMd~_ T i ~ h o m o l o g y sonal c o m m u n i c a t i o n ) . a n d ~ d e n t i l y o£~the L 1 2 - - L 7 equivalents f r o m 2~. Their ~abiquity as ri,'bosomal co~.stitu.ents indicate a stear, a t ~ h e r m o p h i l u s wras eolafirmed b y L~e irrmaunohigh degree of.~onse:rvation in these mo]eetfies during cheJ~fical reactivity o f t h e is.olated pm'e prot:eh~s t 0 the evolution ,of the ribosome. ~le~ce, ,comparative ,lhe anfisera p r o d u c e d in N e w Z e a l a n d red rabbits structural and functional analyzes o f these unusua~ against purified E. eol~ L J 2 115]. This w a s ~ u r t h e r po!ypepfldes c o u l d reflect b o t h the; gmaetie modifi.evidenced b y am,hao acid. analysis in a Daaxnam Z)-5'O0 cations possible in the .evolution o f 'the r i b o s o m a l .~m'* a m i n o acid analy-sex~ fcallowSng pr.o~tein ~ y d r o l y s i s fo,x :as well as yield ~ome ~nsight in*,o Che n a t u r e ,of-the .'ac2 4 and 7 2 ~ J:n ,6 N H C I a t 11,O~:C, as well ,as b y tive sites" wi,t~n the molecules. As a firs~t p.:o~ession sequence analysis b y a u t o m a t i c Edmma d e g r a d a i m n 1~19] fm a B e c k m a n Model ,890 :C Sequenc,er. 'For sein this direc tion 'we .report ]aerein the ~solafion, ,chemiquence f a n s the.,t~az01inone derivatives w e r e b y . cal ,characterization and N-terminal s e q u e n c e analysis ,drolyzed separately With 6 N H C 1 and H L [20] a.t o f an L 7 - - L i 2 equivalent frora 13. s ; . t e a r o t h e r m o p h E u s . . We c o m p a r e the structt., .~al features wJfla th~ ~. c o l i -. 1 3 0 ,C f o r :22 hr, mad t h e a m i n o :acids £ ~ r m e d w e r e polypeptJdes, a c o m p a r i s o n that is o f par.fieulzr n o t e -. analyze d wJfla ~'a.e a m i n o . a c i d maa!2~;'~ex-i]~J.o"lee'alax -. " in ~iew o f the consider.able in~erest.in 1he structure, : . " . weights..were detemfin ed b y t h e d o d e c y l ~Sulfate g d ~ . function a n d evolution ~of:the ge~e:t~c imn~]ation. ' • -_ el=ectrophorefic proe:edure, of;~Veber:and.,Osborn I21] o. apparatus. -.- . . . . " .:. : . -- . . . "

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