The impact of disease mutations on homodimer formation of Rpgrip1l CC1/CC2 or Rpgrip1 CC12 (A) The mutation sites in Rpgrip1l CC12 found in the Clinvar database are mapped onto the structures and highlighted with red spheres. (B) SEC-MALS results showing that R47H or L57 M/F had little effect on the homodimer formation of Rpgrip1l CC1. The measured molecular weights are expressed as Mn (Gx%). (C) SEC-MALS result showing that L129H can disrupt dimerization of Trx-Rpgrip1l CC2. The measured molecular weights are expressed as M n (Gx%). (D) SEC-MALS results showing that R43P and R43W resulted in different oligomeric states of GB1-human Rpgrip1 CC12. The measured molecular weights are expressed as M n (Gx%).

The impact of disease mutations on homodimer formation of Rpgrip1l CC1/CC2 or Rpgrip1 CC12 (A) The mutation sites in Rpgrip1l CC12 found in the Clinvar database are mapped onto the structures and highlighted with red spheres. (B) SEC-MALS results showing that R47H or L57 M/F had little effect on the homodimer formation of Rpgrip1l CC1. The measured molecular weights are expressed as Mn (Gx%). (C) SEC-MALS result showing that L129H can disrupt dimerization of Trx-Rpgrip1l CC2. The measured molecular weights are expressed as M n (Gx%). (D) SEC-MALS results showing that R43P and R43W resulted in different oligomeric states of GB1-human Rpgrip1 CC12. The measured molecular weights are expressed as M n (Gx%).

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Rpgrip1l is one of the key ciliary proteins located at the transition zone of the primary cilium, an important organelle for cells to sense the outer environment. Mutations in the RPGRIP1L gene are associated with various ciliopathies. Here, we focused on the N-terminal coiled-coil of Rpgrip1l. By comprehensive biochemical and structural characteri...

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... total, 18 missense mutations were located in the CC1 region and 6 in the CC2 region of Rpgrip1l (Table S1). We mapped these mutational sites on the structures and found that three of them (R47H, L57 M/F in CC1, and L129H in CC2) are in the dimer interface, although the majority of them are not ( Figure 6A). iScience Article For the Rpgrip1l CC1 region, as described above, R47 forms a hydrogen bond with the backbone of V45 0 , and L57 is one of the key hydrophobic residues at the d position. ...
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... substituting L57 with another two hydrophobic residues may not disrupt the dimer. As a result, R47H, L57F, and L57M mutations did not alter the homodimer state of GB1-tagged Rpgrip1l CC1 ( Figure 6B). For the CC2 region, L129, which has been shown to be critical for dimer formation, was mutated to His in some patients with JBTS or MKS. ...
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... the CC2 region, L129, which has been shown to be critical for dimer formation, was mutated to His in some patients with JBTS or MKS. The SEC-MALS result demonstrated that this variant was a monomer ( Figure 6C). Since both CC1 and CC2 alone can dimerize, Rpgrip1l CC12 with any one of these mutations can still form dimers (Fig- ure S5A), although the affinity might be lower. ...
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... R43G and R43Q of hRP1 barely impacted the dimerization. However, the R43P mutation broke the CC1 dimer into a monomer, whereas the R43W mutation led to heterogeneous nonspecific oligomers with much higher molecular weights ( Figure 6D). The CD results demonstrated that the helical structures or the stability remain nearly unchanged with the R43G, R43Q, or R43W mutants, and R43P obviously decreased the helical content ( Figure S6). ...
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... the R43P mutation broke the CC1 dimer into a monomer, whereas the R43W mutation led to heterogeneous nonspecific oligomers with much higher molecular weights ( Figure 6D). The CD results demonstrated that the helical structures or the stability remain nearly unchanged with the R43G, R43Q, or R43W mutants, and R43P obviously decreased the helical content ( Figure S6). ...

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