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“Structure isn’t everything, but it sure helps”

Brian W. Matthews Biophysical Journal (Annual Meeting Abstracts) 2001

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“Light is a messenger, carrying a story about the form of the object…”

W. L. Bragg, Mackenzie Davidson Memorial Lecture November 14, 1928

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V POSLATAM - Buzios A. de Saint-Exupéry, 1957, «Le Petit Prince», Gallimard,7 Paris

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“ … appreciation of ours present limitation in the area of protein interactions provides a salutary antidote to the impression of perfection that the student of biochemistry is likely to receive from the amount of structural detail of the proteins that X-ray crystallography, and more recently magnetic resonance, have made available” Gregorio Weber in “Protein Interactions”, 1992 Chapter II - The Chemical Potentials of Proteins

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Cristalomancia Origem: Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre. Cristalomancia é o uso dos cristais ou pedras semipreciosas para supostamente prever o futuro; podendo ser por meio da uma bola de cristal ou de jogos com pequenas pedras.A bola de cristal é um instrumento das artes adivinhatórias, muito popular entre os videntes. A cristalomancia é também muito praticada pelas bruxas, mais com um propósito filosofico.

Prática dessa mancia 1.Antes de tudo, purifique o cristal que será usado. 2.Relaxe, feche os olhos, tire o peso de seus ombros. 3.Abra os olhos, deixe sua mente ver o que tem dentro do bola.

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Introduction Crystallization Techniques Symmetry Diffraction Structure elucidation

Lista de fatores O significado de cada fator dentro da bola de cristal. •Nuvens Violetas: harmonia e tranqüilidade •Nuvens Azuis: conquista e felicidade •Nuvens Verde: lucro e prosperidade •Nuvens Amarelas: duvidas esclarecidas em breve •Nuvens definitivas 10/22/2012Laranjas: decisões difíceis V POSLATAM - Buzios •Nuvens Vermelhas: obstáculos e agitação

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Abordagem moderna / contemporânea de descoberta e desenvolvimento de fármacos

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Cryo-EM & Single Particle

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Cristalografia e difração de raios-X

2. Medir difração

1. Crescer cristais

3. Resolver fase e refinar estrutura

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The first crystal structure of a protein molecule

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John Kendrew with model of myoglobin in progress. Copyright by the Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, England.

• 1962: Max Ferdinand Perutz and Sir John Cowdery Kendrew win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their studies on the structures of globlular proteins. • The structure of myoglobin was solved by MIR.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Kendrew

(Max Perutz, 1914-2002)

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The 2 Å-resolution map of sperm-whale myoglobin was represented by coloured Meccano-set clips on a forest of vertical 10/22/2012 V POSLATAM - Buzios rods. (Figure provided by M. F. Perutz)

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This is a Kendrew wire model of alcohol dehydrogenase that is about to undergo a round of rebuilding by Maelle Cambillau.

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http://journals.iucr.org/d/issues/2004/12/01/ba5066/index.html

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Cristalografia • Breve introdução • Objetivos

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Cristalização

• Tutorial interativo (Java App) Bragg: http://www.bmsc.washington.edu/people/merritt/bc530/bragg/

• Cristalização: – screeninig com fatoriais;

– otimização;

“caixinhas”

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“Hanging drop”

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Cristal

Arranjo Cristalino

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• Estrutra altamente ordenada; • Alta resolução; • Precisão da posição dos átomos;

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Padrão de difração Representação esquemática da fonte de raios X Detector

Monocromador

Ânodo Rotátório(Cu)

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Fonte primária de raios X

Feixe focalizado

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Mapa de densidade eletrônica

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Resolução • Qualidade do cristal; • Certeza da localização de um grupo químico no espaço; (d)

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Cristalização - Métodos

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Soluções para cristalização kits comerciais

Four major steps in crystallization • Obtain large amounts of pure protein samples • Choose a protein buffer in which the protein is both soluble and stable • Bring protein solution to supersaturation where spontaneous nucleation can take place • Crystal growth now begins

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Hampton Jena Emerald Qiagem Sigma …

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Tutoriais de cristalização • Rigaku http://www.rigaku.com/protein/crystallization.html

• Hampton http://hamptonresearch.com/experiments.aspx • Google it !

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Robos de cristalização • Métodos: Sitting / Capilar / Hanging / Batch • Robo de preparo de solução • Métodos de pipetagem: spray / toque (dispensing)

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Robos de cristalização

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Solubility As a rule, protein solubility will usually increase as you add salt to your aqueous solution, then begin to decrease when the salt concentration gets high enough to compete with the protein for hydration (interaction with water molecules).

HbCO (carboxy hemoglobin) solubility as a function of ionic strength in the presence of several different ty pes of salts

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Supersaturation

Diagrama de Fase

Supersaturation can be achieved by adding more of a substance (to a solution) than can normally be dissolved. This is a thermodynamically unstable state, achieved most often in protein crystallography by vapor diffusion or other slow evaporation techniques. Zone 1 - Metastable zone. The solution may not nucleate for a long time but this zone will sustain growth. It is frequently necessary to add a seed crystal.

Zone 2 - Nucleation zone. Protein crystals nucleate and grow.

Zone 3 - Precipitation zone. Proteins do not nucleate but precipitate out of solution.

Diagram from the website for The University of Reading, Course FS460 Investigating Protein Structure and Function

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Nucleation A phenomenon whereby a “ nucleus”, such as a dust particle, a tiny seed crystal, or commonly in protein crystallography, a small protein aggregate, starts a crystallization process. Nucleation poses a large energy barrier, which is easier to overcome at a higher level of supersaturation.

Common difficulties:

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1. If supersaturation is too high, too many nuclei form, hence an overabundance of tiny crystals. 2. In supersaturated solutions that don’t experience spontaneous nucleation, crystal growth often only occurs in 10/22/2012 68 the presence of addedV POSLATAM nuclei or- Buzios “ seeds”.

Crystal Growth Adding single molecules to the surfaces of the nucleating lattice. Illustrated here through the work of Li and Nadarajah of The Macromolecular Crystallization Laboratory at the University of Toledo. AFM image of individual lysozyme molecules on the (110) face of a tetragonal crystal. (Li and Nadarajah)

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The growth steps and growth units of Lysozyme. The growth steps are at least bimolecular in height. The minimum growth unit for this step must be a tetramer corresponding to a single turn of H. Li, M.A. Perozzo, J.H. Konnert, the 43 helix as shown here.(Nadarajah) A, Nadarajah & M.L. Pusey, Acta Crystallographica, D55, 1023-1035 (1999). V POSLATAM - Buzios 69

Cessation of growth Caused by the development of growth defects or the approach of the solution to equilibrium.

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Major factors that affect crystallization 1) Purity of proteins 2) Protein concentration 3) Starting conditions (make-up of the protein solution) 4) Precipitating agent (precipitant) 5) Temperature

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2) Protein concentration Consistency and reproducibility are the major issues with protein concentration - you should have a reliable assay for determining the concentration. • Extinction coefficient for tryptophan • Bradford Assay (BSA is used as a standard)

3) Starting conditions (make-up of the protein solution)

E. coli expression systems are crystallographers’ most commonly used method of obtaining protein. Problems can arise from low expression yields: • Cytotoxic - your protein is killing your E. coli • Unstable plasmid or mRNA • Protein is misfolded (coexpress with GroEL?) • Some common eukaryotic codons are rare in E. coli 10/22/2012

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The main point is to KNOW what your starting conditions are for purposes of reproducibility.

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4) Precipitating agent (precipitant) Salts Ammonium sulfate Sodium chloride Potassium phosphate Organic reagents MPD Isopropanol Polyethylene glycol PEG 4000 PEG 6000 PEG 8000 10/22/2012

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5) Temperature Temperature affects protein stability and also the dynamics of how protein solution reaching supersaturated states. Ideally: •

An individual cry stal screen should be kept at constant temperature

• Each set of conditions should be screened at several temperatures • The easiest are 4 C and room temperature, also try 12 or 15 C

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6) pH Surface charges affect “ crystal packing”. (Crystal packing refers to the spatial arrangement of molecules within the crystal, particularly in reference to their relationships to one another.) Hydrophobic interactions are less important than electrostatic interactions in crystal packing.

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7) Additives: Sometimes you can increase the stability of your protein, and/or the homogeneity of its conformation by having relevant additives present in the crystal screen:

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Common Methods for Crystallization:

Still no crystals after thorough screening. Now what?

Vapor Diffusion Slow Evaporation Dialysis

• New constructs Deletion mutants Complexes with substrates Protein complex with Fab fragments Homologous proteins

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Comparative Studies of Protein Crystallization by Vapour-Diffusion and Microbatch Techniques Acta Crystallographica Section D Volume 54 Issue 1, Pages 8 – 15 Naomi E.Chayen http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi -bin/fulltext/119126302/PDFSTART 88

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Variáveis • • • • • • •

pH Temperatura Tampào / precipitantes / ligantes Pressão Método de cristalização Construção de proteína Variáveis combinadas

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VD: hanging • Tradicional • Dos mais usados

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Hanging Drop Vapor Diffusion Most popular method among protein cry stallographers. 1. Cry stal screen buffer is the well solution (0.5 - 1 mL) 2. Drop (on siliconized glass cover slip) is 1/2 protein solution, 1/2 cry stal screen buffer (6-10 L). So, the concentration of precipitant in the drop is 1/2 the concentration in the well. 3. Cover slip is inverted over the top of the well and sealed with vacuum grease (airtight). 4. The precipitant concentration in the drop will equilibrate with the precipitant concentration in the well via vapor diffusion. 10/22/2012

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VD: hanging

VD: hanging CrystalSupport X-Seal

A Standard crystallization support B The surface of the crystallization support will easily accommodate 4 drops. C The screw-in crystallization supports allow easy setup and reopening.

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VD: hanging Support for Multidrop Experiments

Flattened Drops for Easier Visualization

Diagrama esquemático demonstrando o aparato utilizado para cristalização de proteínas pelo método da gota pendente. (arte: Ronaldo Nagem)

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Microbatch

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Crescendo cristais….

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Videos

• - Start with very pure protein • - Create a supersaturated the solution • - Wait… mins , days, weeks, …

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Interpreting the Results of the Crystallization Experiment

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Cristal !

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Cristal ! • É proteína ou sal ? • Não é sal !..... • Difrata !.........

Proteína ! Difrata ? É mosaico / twinning ?

• Boa mosaicidade ! • Coletado !

Resiste à coleta ? Como resolver fase ?

– Subst molec: que modelo usar ? – Mét. direto: Se-Met ? Metais ?

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Mosaicidade - “multiplos cristais” - quanto menor, melhor (< 1o )

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Difração - Organização do cristal - Tamanho (massa) - Feixe de luz (fluxo de fontos)

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Resolução em experimento de difração de cristais de macromoléculas e aplicabilidade •

Novos enovelametos



Interação com macromoléc ulas:



Efeitos conformaci onais



Interação com pequenas moléculas (fármacos, etc):



Duplas ocupânci as, dinâmica, detalhes de interação intramolec ul ar:

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Refinamento de parâmetros estruturais e validação de metodol ogia:

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Padrão de difração

Varian (Oxford Diffraction)

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Rotates the crystal about an axis () perpendicular to the x-ray beam (and normal to the goniometer). The diffraction pattern from a crystal is a 3-D pattern, and the crystal must be rotated in order to observe all the diffraction spots.

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Coleta – montagem de cristal

Crystal Mounting • • • •

Capillary tubes (Glass or Quartz)

Capilares Loop Pás Coleta direto do aparato

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Preparo de cristais para coleta • • • • •

Soaking com tampão-mãe – retirar tp ptn Soaking com ligante Soaking com crioprotetor / óleo Quebra Remoção de ‘pele’ / microcristais

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Criocristalografia • Desenvolvido em • Capilar • Loop em capilar

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D (Å) 3.897 3.667 3.441 2.671 2.249 2.072 1.948 1.918 1.883 1.721

I/Io 100 75 53 17 39 30 4 18 3 2

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LNLS: general considerations Open facility supported by the Brazilian Science and Technology Ministery (MCT). Beginning of operation: July 1997. Link: http:// www.lnls.br Linac: 120 MeV (e - injection energy ) Booster: 500 MeV (maximum e - operation energy ) Storage Ring : 1.37 GeV (e - operation energy )

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12 Bending magnet (BM) beamlines open for users: 9 in X-ray range, 3 in UV and soft X-ray range. 3 BM beamlines under commissioning. 1 Wiggler beamline under commissioning for anomalous diffraction protein crystallography. 2 New insertion device beamlines under construction: ondulator beamline for UV experiments and wiggler beamline for material science (X-ray experiments).

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SAXS – SAS1 • • • • •

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M X1 – M arCCD The SX Series are the only CCD X-ray detectors that are ideal for both sy nchrotrons and rotating anode Xray sources. The SX-165 features a round, 165 mm diameter active area, and a versatile, high-resolution CCD chip. The CCD chip in the SX-165 is cooled to -70°C and protected inside a sealed vacuum chamber. The resulting dark current, less than 0.01e-/pixel/sec., allows exposures long enough for data collection from any crystal on any Xray source. The refrigeration system requires only a standard electrical outlet and no cooling water. 10/22/2012

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