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PDBsum entry 4zem
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DOI no:
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Nucleic Acids Res
43:9994
(2015)
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Architecture of the eIF2B regulatory subcomplex and its implications for the regulation of guanine nucleotide exchange on eIF2.
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B.Kuhle,
N.K.Eulig,
R.Ficner.
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ABSTRACT
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Eukaryal translation initiation factor 2B (eIF2B) acts as guanine nucleotide
exchange factor (GEF) for eIF2 and forms a central target for pathways
regulating global protein synthesis. eIF2B consists of five non-identical
subunits (α-ϵ), which assemble into a catalytic subcomplex (γ, ϵ)
responsible for the GEF activity, and a regulatory subcomplex (α, β, δ) which
regulates the GEF activity under stress conditions. Here, we provide new
structural and functional insight into the regulatory subcomplex of eIF2B
(eIF2B(RSC)). We report the crystal structures of eIF2Bβ and eIF2Bδ from
Chaetomium thermophilum as well as the crystal structure of their tetrameric
eIF2B(βδ)2 complex. Combined with mutational and biochemical data, we show
that eIF2B(RSC) exists as a hexamer in solution, consisting of two eIF2Bβδ
heterodimers and one eIF2Bα2 homodimer, which is homologous to homohexameric
ribose 1,5-bisphosphate isomerases. This homology is further substantiated by
the finding that eIF2Bα specifically binds AMP and GMP as ligands. Based on our
data, we propose a model for eIF2B(RSC) and its interactions with eIF2 that is
consistent with previous biochemical and genetic data and provides a framework
to better understand eIF2B function, the molecular basis for Gcn(-), Gcd(-) and
VWM/CACH mutations and the evolutionary history of the eIF2B complex.
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