Fig. 1 - Supplemental 2

Lysine-mutated Pup substrates bypass polypupylation while retaining activities comparable to wild-type Pup. (A) A schematic shows the lysine residues in HB-Pup, TS-sPup, and SBP-sPup. (B) In a pupylation assay, Halo-PafA exhibits dose-dependent self-pupylation with different concentrations of HB-Pup, TS-sPup, or TS-sPupK61R for 30 min. (C) Time-dependent polypupylation becomes evident, particularly after 1 hr incubation, as seen by high molecular weight bands. (D) Removing all lysine residues from TS-sPup completely prevents polypupylation. The asterisk indicates a possible experimental error causing a failed pupylation. (E) Eliminating lysine residues in SBP and sPup completely abolishes polypupylation. Halo-PafA was incubated with various concentrations of SBP-sPup, sSBP-sPupK61R, or SBPK4R-sPupK61R for 30 min. (F) Longer incubations do not induce polypupylation but enhance multipupylation in the cases of sSBP-sPupK61R and SBPK4R-sPupK61R. All reactions were performed with 1 μM of Halo-PafA and 10 μM of HB-Pup, TS-sPup, or TS-sPupK61R at 37°C. Yellow arrowheads point to polypupylated bands that are not detected in polypupylation-free sPup substrates. Black arrowheads and arrows indicate multipupylated bands and Halo-PafA, respectively.

Expression Data

Expression Detail
Antibody Labeling
Phenotype Data

Phenotype Detail
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