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Muts Homolog Sliding Clamps Shield the DNA from Binding Proteins
Hanne, Jeungphill,Britton, Brooke M.,Park, Jonghyun,Liu, Jiaquan,Martin-Lopez, Juana,Jones, Nathan,Schoffner, Matthew,Klajner, Piotr,Bundschuh, Ralf,Lee, Jong-Bong,Fishel, Richard Published for the Biophysical Society by the Rocke 2019 Biophysical journal Vol.116 No.3
MutS homolog sliding clamps shield the DNA from binding proteins
Hanne, Jeungphill,Britton, Brooke M.,Park, Jonghyun,Liu, Jiaquan,Martí,n-Lí,ó,pez, Juana,Jones, Nathan,Schoffner, Matthew,Klajner, Piotr,Bundschuh, Ralf,Lee, Jong-Bong,Fishel, Richar American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Bi 2018 The Journal of biological chemistry Vol.293 No.37
<P>Sliding clamps on DNA consist of evolutionarily conserved enzymes that coordinate DNA replication, repair, and the cellular DNA damage response. MutS homolog (MSH) proteins initiate mismatch repair (MMR) by recognizing mispaired nucleotides and in the presence of ATP form stable sliding clamps that randomly diffuse along the DNA. The MSH sliding clamps subsequently load MutL homolog (MLH/PMS) proteins that form a second extremely stable sliding clamp, which together coordinate downstream MMR components with the excision-initiation site that may be hundreds to thousands of nucleotides distant from the mismatch. Specific or nonspecific binding of other proteins to the DNA between the mismatch and the distant excision-initiation site could conceivably obstruct the free diffusion of these MMR sliding clamps, inhibiting their ability to initiate repair. Here, we employed bulk biochemical analysis, single-molecule fluorescence imaging, and mathematical modeling to determine how sliding clamps might overcome such hindrances along the DNA. Using both bacterial and human MSH proteins, we found that increasing the number of MSH sliding clamps on a DNA decreased the association of the Escherichia coli transcriptional repressor LacI to its cognate promoter LacO. Our results suggest a simple mechanism whereby thermal diffusion of MSH sliding clamps along the DNA alters the association kinetics of other DNA-binding proteins over extended distances. These observations appear generally applicable to any stable sliding clamp that forms on DNA.</P>