Abstract
The T4 lysozyme enzymatic hydrolyzation reaction of bacterial cell walls is an important biological process, and single-molecule enzymatic reaction dynamics have been studied under physiological condition using purified Escherichia coli cell walls as substrates. Here, we report progress toward characterizing the T4 lysozyme enzymatic reaction on a living bacterial cell wall using a combined single-molecule placement and spectroscopy. Placing a dye-labeled single T4 lysozyme molecule on a targeted bacterial cell wall by using a hydrodynamic microinjection approach, we monitored single-molecule rotational motions during binding, attachment to, and dissociation from the cell wall by tracing single-molecule fluorescence intensity time trajectories and polarization. The single-molecule attachment duration of the T4 lysozyme to the cell wall during enzymatic reactions was typically shorter than the photobleaching time under physiological conditions. Applying single-molecule fluorescence polarization measurements to characterize the binding and motions of the T4 lysozyme molecules, we observed that the motions of wild-type and mutant T4 lysozyme proteins are essentially the same whether under an enzymatic reaction or not. The changing...Continue Reading
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