DEK1 カルパイン ドメインの溶解度に対する計算最適化:構造モデリングとデータ駆動型標的変異誘発の統合
Mohammad Dabiri1, Zdenko Levarski2,3, Eva Struhárňanská4
1Department of Molecular Biology, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius University in Bratislava, Bratislava, 842 15, Slovak Republic. dabiri2@uniba.sk.
Abstract:
The DEFECTIVE KERNEL 1 (DEK1) protein plays essential functions throughout plant development. DEK1 is a multidomain 240 kDa protein with yet unsolved 3D structure. To facilitate structural and functional studies of DEK1, here we investigate its calpain protease core domain (CysPc) from Physcomitrium patens. Using integrated structural modelling we propose targeted mutagenesis of CysPc to enhance its solubility during recombinant protein production. We created a pipeline to predict the topology of the CysPc domain with improved precision, providing a robust framework for further exploration. We evaluated the native and mutant structures by MD simulations, concentrating on several solubility-related parameters. Following these features, we implemented specific single, double, and triple amino acid mutagenesis to select variants with improved solubility. Our method preserves overall structural integrity while reducing aggregation-prone traits. We advocate for the utilization of optimized data driven method that can effectively traverse the extensive combinatorial space and prioritize mutation sets with the greatest potential for enhancing solubility. This framework provides a logical, data-driven approach to improving protein solubility, particularly beneficial in situations lacking high-resolution structural data.
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