PMID: 9546649Apr 18, 1998Paper

Occurrence of two plastidic ATP/ADP transporters in Arabidopsis thaliana L.--molecular characterisation and comparative structural analysis of similar ATP/ADP translocators from plastids and Rickettsia prowazekii

European Journal of Biochemistry
T MöhlmannH Ekkehard Neuhaus

Abstract

Recently, we sequenced a cDNA clone from Arabidopsis thaliana L. encoding an ATP/ADP transporter protein (AATP1) located in the plastid envelope membrane. The deduced amino acid sequence of AATP1 exhibits a high degree of similarity (> 66%) to the ATP/ADP transporter from the obligate intracellular gram-negative bacterium Rickettsia prowazekii. Here we report a second plastidic ATP/ADP carrier from A. thaliana (AATP2). As deduced from the amino acid sequence, AATP2 exhibits 77.6% identity to AATP1 and 36% to the rickettsial protein. Hydropathy analysis indicates that all three translocators are highly hydrophobic membrane proteins, which exhibit marked similarities and differences. The AATP1 translocator lacks the sixth transmembrane domain that is present in AATP2 and the bacterial transporter in R. prowazekii. In contrast to AATP1 and the bacterial transport protein, only AATP2 exhibits a truncated C-terminal end. To compare the general biochemical properties of AATP2 with the known transport properties of AATP1 we cloned the entire AATP2 cDNA into plasmid pJT118, leading to the presence of an additional N-terminal histidine tag of 10 amino acids. For heterologous expression of His10-AATP2 we chose the Escherichia coli strain...Continue Reading

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