15 bacterial n-glycosylation

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What discovery challenged the belief that N-linked glycosylation was exclusive to eukaryotes?

Identification of an N-glycosylation gene cluster in Campylobacter jejuni

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What gene encodes the bacterial oligosaccharyltransferase?

pglB

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Which eukaryotic protein is homologous to PglB?

STT3

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What percentage sequence identity does PglB share with STT3?

Approximately 20%

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What does the conserved motif in PglB and STT3 indicate?

A critical catalytic role conserved across evolution

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Which Campylobacter protein was used to demonstrate bacterial glycosylation?

AcrA

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How does AcrA migrate in a pglB knockout strain?

At a lower molecular weight

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What causes the higher molecular weight form of AcrA?

PglB-dependent glycosylation

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Why are three AcrA bands observed when pgl genes are reintroduced?

They represent zero

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What happens when conserved residues in the WWD motif of PglB are mutated?

Glycosylation is abolished

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What experiment showed the system works in E. coli?

Expression of the pgl locus causing AcrA glycosylation

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Why is trypsin used before mass spectrometry?

To digest proteins into predictable peptides

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Which residues does trypsin cleave after?

Lysine and arginine

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Why are glycosidic bonds useful in MS/MS analysis?

They fragment more easily than peptide bonds

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Which protein was used for glycan structural analysis?

Peb3

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What type of glycan is attached in Campylobacter N-glycosylation?

A heptasaccharide

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Where does bacterial N-glycosylation occur?

The periplasm

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Is bacterial N-glycosylation co-translational or post-translational?

Post-translational

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What lipid carrier is used in bacteria for N-glycan assembly?

Undecaprenyl phosphate

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Which protein flips the glycan across the membrane?

PglK

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What is the bacterial N-glycosylation sequon?

D/E-X-N-X-S/T

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What is the eukaryotic N-glycosylation sequon?

N-X-S/T

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What is the major significance of this discovery?

It enables bacterial glycoengineering and recombinant glycoprotein production

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what is one major biological significance of Campylobacter N-glycosylation?

rare in bacteria and raises evolutionary questions about why only certain genera have it

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What did discovery of PglB help identify in eukaryotes?

STT3 is the catalytic oligosaccharyltransferase subunit

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What did bacterial N-glycosylation enable structurally?

X-ray structures that clarified N-OST catalytic mechanisms