Interaction of Isocitrate Lyase with Proteins Involved in the Energetic Metabolism in

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Journal J Fungi (Basel)

Date 2020 Nov 26

PMID 33238437

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Authors

Kleber Santiago Freitas E Silva

Raisa Melo Lima

Patricia de Sousa Lima

Lilian Cristiane Baeza

Roosevelt Alves da Silva

Celia Maria de Almeida Soares

Maristela Pereira

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Abstract

Background: Systemic mycosis is a cause of death of immunocompromised subjects. The treatment directed to evade fungal pathogens shows severe limitations, such as time of drug exposure and side effects. The paracoccidioidomycosis (PCM) treatment depends on the severity of the infection and may last from months to years.

Methods: To analyze the main interactions of isocitrate lyase (ICL) regarding the energetic metabolism through affinity chromatography, we performed blue native PAGE and co-immunoprecipitation to identify ICL interactions. We also performed in silico analysis by homology, docking, hot-spot prediction and contact preference analysis to identify the conformation of ICL complexes.

Results: ICL interacted with 18 proteins in mycelium, 19 in mycelium-to-yeast transition, and 70 in yeast cells. Thirty complexes were predicted through docking and contact preference analysis. ICL has seven main regions of interaction with protein partners.

Conclusions: ICL seems to interfere with energetic metabolism of , regulating aerobic and anaerobic metabolism as it interacts with proteins from glycolysis, gluconeogenesis, TCA and methylcitrate cycles, mainly through seven hot-spot residues.

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