Proteasome activity profiling: a simple, robust and versatile method revealing subunit-selective inhibitors and cytoplasmic, defense-induced proteasome activities.

The proteasome plays essential roles in nearly all biological processes in plant defense and development, yet simple methods for displaying proteasome activities in extracts and living tissues are not available to plant science. Here, we introduce an easy and robust method to simultaneously display...

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Main Authors: Gu, C, Kolodziejek, I, Misas-Villamil, J, Shindo, T, Colby, T, Verdoes, M, Richau, K, Schmidt, J, Overkleeft, H, van der Hoorn, R
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2010
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author Gu, C
Kolodziejek, I
Misas-Villamil, J
Shindo, T
Colby, T
Verdoes, M
Richau, K
Schmidt, J
Overkleeft, H
van der Hoorn, R
author_facet Gu, C
Kolodziejek, I
Misas-Villamil, J
Shindo, T
Colby, T
Verdoes, M
Richau, K
Schmidt, J
Overkleeft, H
van der Hoorn, R
author_sort Gu, C
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description The proteasome plays essential roles in nearly all biological processes in plant defense and development, yet simple methods for displaying proteasome activities in extracts and living tissues are not available to plant science. Here, we introduce an easy and robust method to simultaneously display the activities of all three catalytic proteasome subunits in plant extracts or living plant tissues. The method is based on a membrane-permeable, small-molecule fluorescent probe that irreversibly reacts with the catalytic site of the proteasome catalytic subunits in an activity-dependent manner. Activities can be quantified from fluorescent protein gels and used to study proteasome activities in vitro and in vivo. We demonstrate that proteasome catalytic subunits can be selectively inhibited by aldehyde-based inhibitors, including the notorious caspase-3 inhibitor DEVD. Furthermore, we show that the proteasome activity, but not its abundance, is significantly increased in Arabidopsis upon treatment with benzothiadiazole (BTH). This upregulation of proteasome activity depends on NPR1, and occurs mostly in the cytoplasm. The simplicity, robustness and versatility of this method will make this method widely applicable in plant science.
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spelling oxford-uuid:28c9050c-dbc0-4b47-926d-b08ceccf49052022-03-26T12:15:02ZProteasome activity profiling: a simple, robust and versatile method revealing subunit-selective inhibitors and cytoplasmic, defense-induced proteasome activities.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:28c9050c-dbc0-4b47-926d-b08ceccf4905EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2010Gu, CKolodziejek, IMisas-Villamil, JShindo, TColby, TVerdoes, MRichau, KSchmidt, JOverkleeft, Hvan der Hoorn, RThe proteasome plays essential roles in nearly all biological processes in plant defense and development, yet simple methods for displaying proteasome activities in extracts and living tissues are not available to plant science. Here, we introduce an easy and robust method to simultaneously display the activities of all three catalytic proteasome subunits in plant extracts or living plant tissues. The method is based on a membrane-permeable, small-molecule fluorescent probe that irreversibly reacts with the catalytic site of the proteasome catalytic subunits in an activity-dependent manner. Activities can be quantified from fluorescent protein gels and used to study proteasome activities in vitro and in vivo. We demonstrate that proteasome catalytic subunits can be selectively inhibited by aldehyde-based inhibitors, including the notorious caspase-3 inhibitor DEVD. Furthermore, we show that the proteasome activity, but not its abundance, is significantly increased in Arabidopsis upon treatment with benzothiadiazole (BTH). This upregulation of proteasome activity depends on NPR1, and occurs mostly in the cytoplasm. The simplicity, robustness and versatility of this method will make this method widely applicable in plant science.
spellingShingle Gu, C
Kolodziejek, I
Misas-Villamil, J
Shindo, T
Colby, T
Verdoes, M
Richau, K
Schmidt, J
Overkleeft, H
van der Hoorn, R
Proteasome activity profiling: a simple, robust and versatile method revealing subunit-selective inhibitors and cytoplasmic, defense-induced proteasome activities.
title Proteasome activity profiling: a simple, robust and versatile method revealing subunit-selective inhibitors and cytoplasmic, defense-induced proteasome activities.
title_full Proteasome activity profiling: a simple, robust and versatile method revealing subunit-selective inhibitors and cytoplasmic, defense-induced proteasome activities.
title_fullStr Proteasome activity profiling: a simple, robust and versatile method revealing subunit-selective inhibitors and cytoplasmic, defense-induced proteasome activities.
title_full_unstemmed Proteasome activity profiling: a simple, robust and versatile method revealing subunit-selective inhibitors and cytoplasmic, defense-induced proteasome activities.
title_short Proteasome activity profiling: a simple, robust and versatile method revealing subunit-selective inhibitors and cytoplasmic, defense-induced proteasome activities.
title_sort proteasome activity profiling a simple robust and versatile method revealing subunit selective inhibitors and cytoplasmic defense induced proteasome activities
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