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Nonspecific DNA binding by P1 ParA determines the distribution of plasmid partition and repressor activities

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The faithful segregation, or “partition,” of many low-copy number bacterial plasmids is driven by plasmid-encoded ATPases that are represented by the P1 plasmid ParA protein. ParA binds to the bacterial nucleoid via an ATP-dependent nonspecific DNA (nsDNA)-binding activity, which is essential for partition. ParA also has a site-specific DNA-binding activity to the par operator (parOP), which requires either ATP or ADP, and which is essential for it to act as a transcriptional repressor but is dispensable for partition. Here we examine how DNA binding by ParA contributes to the relative distribution of its plasmid partition and repressor activities, using a ParA with an alanine substitution at Arg351, a residue previously predicted to participate in site-specific DNA binding. In vivo, the parAR351A allele is compromised for partition, but its repressor activity is dramatically improved so that it behaves as a “super-repressor.” In vitro, ParAR351A binds and hydrolyzes ATP, and undergoes a specific conformational change required for nsDNA binding, but its nsDNA-binding activity is significantly damaged. This defect in turn significantly reduces the assembly and stability of partition complexes formed by the interaction of ParA with ParB, the centromere-binding protein, and DNA. In contrast, the R351A change shows only a mild defect in site-specific DNA binding. We conclude that the partition defect is due to altered nsDNA binding kinetics and affinity for the bacterial chromosome. Furthermore, the super-repressor phenotype is explained by an increased pool of non-nucleoid bound ParA that is competent to bind parOP and repress transcription. The faithful segregation, or “partition,” of many low-copy number bacterial plasmids is driven by plasmid-encoded ATPases that are represented by the P1 plasmid ParA protein. ParA binds to the bacterial nucleoid via an ATP-dependent nonspecific DNA (nsDNA)-binding activity, which is essential for partition. ParA also has a site-specific DNA-binding activity to the par operator (parOP), which requires either ATP or ADP, and which is essential for it to act as a transcriptional repressor but is dispensable for partition. Here we examine how DNA binding by ParA contributes to the relative distribution of its plasmid partition and repressor activities, using a ParA with an alanine substitution at Arg351, a residue previously predicted to participate in site-specific DNA binding. In vivo, the parAR351A allele is compromised for partition, but its repressor activity is dramatically improved so that it behaves as a “super-repressor.” In vitro, ParAR351A binds and hydrolyzes ATP, and undergoes a specific conformational change required for nsDNA binding, but its nsDNA-binding activity is significantly damaged. This defect in turn significantly reduces the assembly and stability of partition complexes formed by the interaction of ParA with ParB, the centromere-binding protein, and DNA. In contrast, the R351A change shows only a mild defect in site-specific DNA binding. We conclude that the partition defect is due to altered nsDNA binding kinetics and affinity for the bacterial chromosome. Furthermore, the super-repressor phenotype is explained by an increased pool of non-nucleoid bound ParA that is competent to bind parOP and repress transcription. The partition of low-copy prokaryotic plasmids typically requires a pair of proteins: a sequence-specific DNA-binding protein that recognizes the DNA partition site (the prokaryotic centromere) and an ATPase or GTPase that serves to mobilize and localize the plasmid in the cell (reviewed in Ref. 1Bouet J.-Y. Funnell B.E. Plasmid localization and partition in Enterobacteriaceae.EcoSal Plus. 2019; 8 (ESP-0003-2019)10.1128/ecosalplus.ESP-0003-2019Crossref PubMed Google Scholar). These Par systems are broadly divided into three classes, characterized by their NTPase protein and mechanism of action: Walker-type ATPases, actin-like ATPases, and tubulin-like GTPases. The Escherichia coli P1 plasmid is representative of the Walker-type ATPase family, encoding the ATPase protein ParA. The site-specific DNA-binding protein, ParB, binds to the partition site parS. A subgroup of ATPases within the Walker family, which includes P1 ParA, are also transcriptional repressors. P1 ParA acts to repress the par operon through specific binding to the parOP operator sequence (2Friedman S.A. Austin S.J. The P1 plasmid-partition system synthesizes two essential proteins from an autoregulated operon.Plasmid. 1988; 19 (3420178): 103-11210.1016/0147-619X(88)90049-2Crossref PubMed Google Scholar, 3Hayes F. Radnedge L. Davis M.A. Austin S.J. The homologous operons for P1 and P7 plasmid partition are autoregulated from dissimilar operator sites.Mol. Microbiol. 1994; PubMed Google Scholar). This by ParA is by ParB, and of the par The Walker of partition ATPases is the plasmid bacterial also and of which the are of the Walker-type These are to the ATPases that localization of the cell and a of proteins Plasmid and from Microbiol. PubMed Google Scholar, L. and of and PubMed Google Scholar, Funnell B.E. the nucleoid for partition and in Microbiol. PubMed Google Scholar, The in their Microbiol. PubMed Google Scholar). These ATPases in (the bacterial nucleoid for the for with the of their proteins and plasmid partition, complexes with ParA, of ParA the nucleoid of with of Microbiol. PubMed Google Scholar, F. requires assembly of ParA and DNA plasmid PubMed Google Scholar, and of plasmids by ParA PubMed Google Scholar, of P1 plasmids by distribution of the ATPase Microbiol. PubMed Google Scholar, Funnell B.E. ATP of P1 a for the nucleoid in plasmid Microbiol. Google Scholar, Funnell B.E. plasmid partition driven by protein PubMed Google Scholar, A ATPase of PubMed Google Scholar, of and plasmid PubMed Google Scholar, L. J.-Y. partition complexes within the of the PubMed Google Scholar, M.A. F. A through the nucleoid to plasmid Google Scholar). The of to the of ParA and and to a of ParA, to the that plasmid through a of a mechanism (reviewed in Ref. of PubMed Google Scholar). and of ATP in P1 ParA ParA a ATPase activity that is by and and ATP binding and are required for partition M.A. Austin S.J. of the ParA partition protein of the P1 Microbiol. PubMed Google Scholar, M.A. Radnedge L. F. Austin S.J. The P1 ParA protein and its ATPase activity a in the of plasmid to Microbiol. PubMed Google Scholar, J.-Y. Funnell B.E. the site of P1 partition and for ATP binding and PubMed Google Scholar). of DNA binding by ParA are driven through binding of and DNA sequence to the is ATP for its site-specific binding activity to parOP Funnell B.E. The P1 plasmid partition protein a for ATP in site-specific DNA 1994; PubMed Google Scholar). DNA binding by ParA, is ATP F. requires assembly of ParA and DNA plasmid PubMed Google Scholar, Funnell B.E. ATP of P1 a for the nucleoid in plasmid Microbiol. Google Scholar, M.A. F. 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Google Scholar). of binding to nsDNA by the ParAR351A at of the binding of to nsDNA to with an in binding to and This in binding to nsDNA the protein binds to that of ParA binding the bacterial In contrast, the of nsDNA at ParA and a a binding and a of The in for nsDNA is a for the of nsDNA are to their to in or binding. it is that the R351A by ParA we that is the of in the of J.-Y. plasmid partition interaction of with Microbiol. Google Scholar, DNA binding is by and is essential for plasmid PubMed Google Scholar, F. of the partition and PubMed Google Scholar). of is to for ParA in of plasmids and L. J.-Y. partition complexes within the of the PubMed Google Scholar, M.A. F. A through the nucleoid to plasmid Google Scholar). The is that or a of ParA serves as a of ParA to plasmid in vivo, plasmid localization is at and plasmids are to from to partition L. J.-Y. partition complexes within the of the PubMed Google Scholar). 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