Compensating complete loss of signal recognition particle during co-translational protein targeting by the translation speed and accuracy
Abstract Signal recognition particle (SRP) is critical for delivering co-translational proteins to the bacterial inner membrane. Previously, we identified SRP suppressors inEscherichia colithat inhibit translation initiation and elongation, which provided insights into the mechanism of bypassing the requirement of SRP. Suppressor mutations tended to be located in regions that govern protein translation under evolutionary pressure. To test this hypothesis, we re-executed the suppressor screening of SRP. Here we isolated a novel SRP suppressor mutation located in the Shine-Dalgarno sequence of the S10 operon, which partially offset the targeting defects of SRP-dependent proteins. We found that the suppressor mutation decreased the protein translation rate, which extended the time window of protein targeting. This increased the possibility of the correct localization of inner membrane proteins. Furthermore, the fidelity of translation was decreased in suppressor cells, suggesting that the quality control of translation was inactivated to provide an advantage in tolerating toxicity caused by the loss of SRP. Our results demonstrated that the inefficient protein targeting due to SRP deletion can be rescued through modulating translational speed and accuracy..
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bioRxiv.org - (2023) vom: 17. Okt. Zur Gesamtaufnahme - year:2023 |
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| 520 | |a Abstract Signal recognition particle (SRP) is critical for delivering co-translational proteins to the bacterial inner membrane. Previously, we identified SRP suppressors inEscherichia colithat inhibit translation initiation and elongation, which provided insights into the mechanism of bypassing the requirement of SRP. Suppressor mutations tended to be located in regions that govern protein translation under evolutionary pressure. To test this hypothesis, we re-executed the suppressor screening of SRP. Here we isolated a novel SRP suppressor mutation located in the Shine-Dalgarno sequence of the S10 operon, which partially offset the targeting defects of SRP-dependent proteins. We found that the suppressor mutation decreased the protein translation rate, which extended the time window of protein targeting. This increased the possibility of the correct localization of inner membrane proteins. Furthermore, the fidelity of translation was decreased in suppressor cells, suggesting that the quality control of translation was inactivated to provide an advantage in tolerating toxicity caused by the loss of SRP. Our results demonstrated that the inefficient protein targeting due to SRP deletion can be rescued through modulating translational speed and accuracy. | ||
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