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Identification of Protein Targets of -Nitroso-Coenzyme A-Mediated -Nitrosation Using Chemoproteomics

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Journal ACS Chem Biol
Specialties Biochemistry
Biology
Date 2023 Dec 30
PMID 38159293
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Abstract

-Nitrosation is a cysteine post-translational modification fundamental to cellular signaling. This modification regulates protein function in numerous biological processes in the nervous, cardiovascular, and immune systems. Small molecule or protein nitrosothiols act as mediators of NO signaling by transferring the NO group (formally NO) to a free thiol on a target protein through a transnitrosation reaction. The protein targets of specific transnitrosating agents and the extent and functional effects of -nitrosation on these target proteins have been poorly characterized. -nitroso-coenzyme A (CoA-SNO) was recently identified as a mediator of endogenous -nitrosation. Here, we identified direct protein targets of CoA-SNO-mediated transnitrosation using a competitive chemical-proteomic approach that quantified the extent of modification on 789 cysteine residues in response to CoA-SNO. A subset of cysteines displayed high susceptibility to modification by CoA-SNO, including previously uncharacterized sites of -nitrosation. We further validated and functionally characterized the functional effects of -nitrosation on the protein targets phosphofructokinase (platelet type), ATP citrate synthase, and ornithine aminotransferase.

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