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J Biol Chem, Vol. 273, Issue 27, 17178-17185, July 3, 1998

Arrangement of the Multicopy H+-translocating Subunit c in the Membrane Sector of the Escherichia coli F1F0 ATP Synthase

Phil C. Jones, Weiping Jiang, and Robert H. Fillingame

From the Department of Biomolecular Chemistry, University of Wisconsin Medical School, Madison, Wisconsin 53706

The multicopy subunit c of the H+-transporting F1F0 ATP synthase of Escherichia coli is thought to fold across the membrane as a hairpin of two hydrophobic alpha -helices. The conserved Asp61, centered in the second transmembrane helix, is essential for H+ transport. In this study, we have made sequential Cys substitutions across both transmembrane helices and used disulfide cross-link formation to determine the oligomeric arrangement of the c subunits. Cross-link formation between single Cys substitutions in helix 1 provided initial limitations on how the subunits could be arranged. Double Cys substitutions at positions 14/16, 16/18, and 21/23 in helix 1 and 70/72 in helix 2 led to the formation of cross-linked multimers upon oxidation. Double Cys substitutions in helix 1 and helix 2, at residues 14/72, 21/65, and 20/66, respectively, also formed cross-linked multimers. These results indicate that at least 10 and probably 12 subunits c interact in a front-to-back fashion to form a ring-like arrangement in F0. Helix 1 packs at the interior and helix 2 at the periphery of the ring. The model indicates that the Asp61 carboxylate is centered between the helical faces of adjacent subunit c at the center of a four-helix bundle.


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