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Structural studies of amyloidogenic peptides and proteins Annette Eva Langkilde Dept. Of Drug Design and Pharmacology / Dept. Of Chemistry University of Copenhagen, Denmark Amyloid fibrils Disease Related Unbranched Extracellular


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Structural studies of amyloidogenic peptides and proteins

Annette Eva Langkilde

  • Dept. Of Drug Design and Pharmacology / Dept. Of Chemistry

University of Copenhagen, Denmark

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  • Disease Related
  • Unbranched
  • Extracellular
  • In vivo
  • Green birefringance upon Congo Red binding
  • Cross-β fiber diffraction pattern
  • … and lots of amyloid-like fibrils

Amyloid fibrils

www.alzheimersinfo.info

  • Am. Soc.Hematology
  • E. coli Biofilm AJC1/Flickr

pdb-code 1d0r, GLP1

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Fibril Structure

  • Jimenez et al, 2002, PNAS

Human Insulin GNNQQNY fibrils Nelson et al, 2005, Nature Peptide/yeast prion protein Fitzpatrick et al, 2013, PNAS TTR 105-115

aSN

  • A. van Maarschalkerweerd
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The fibrillation process

Lag-phase (nucleation) Stationary phase (maturation) Growth phase (elongation)

Nelson et al, 2005, Nature Peptide/yeast prion protein Lashuel et al. JMB a-synuclein Langkilde, Vestergaard Peptide/yeast prion protein Hua & Weiss (2004) Insulin, pH~1 Losic et al. 2006, J.

  • Struct. Biol Aβ(1-40)

Jimenez et al, 2002, PNAS Human Insulin Grønning, Vestergaard Human Insulin

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Method? SAXS!

fibril Fibrillation prone conformation Nucleus? On-pathway

  • ligomer

Fibrillation related off- pathway

  • ligomer

Amorphous aggregate Native unfolded monomer Native interactions Partially (un)folded (membrane vicinity)

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Amorphous aggregate FIBRIL strain 1 FIBRIL strain 2 Alternative fibrillation pathways Native folded monomer Native oligomer

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1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 5 10 15 20

ThT-emission [rfu] Time [h]

y = (m1)+((m3)/(1+exp(-(m0-m... Error Value 207.13

  • 119.03

m1 262.24 4315.1 m3 0.34187 8.1073 m5 0.30351 1.5765 m6 NA 9.4279e+6 Chisq NA 0.96673 R

Giehm L, Svergun DI, Otzen DE, Vestergaard B (2011) PNAS 108, 3246-3251 Langkilde AE, Vestergaard B. (2012) Meth.Mol. Biol. 849, 137-55

Time resolved SAXS during fibrillation (α-synuclein)

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SAXS data – additive

nk: volume fraction Ik(q): scattering intensity from the k-th type of particle K: number of components

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How many species? Normalized eigenvectors

Momentum transfer Component Log(eigenvalue)

3 components: Itot=xIa+yIb+zIc

Singular Value Decomposition (SVDplot)

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3 components: Itot=xIa+yIb+zIc

Isolating the scattering curves - OLIGOMER

3 components: Itot=xInative+yI???+zIfibril Itot=xInative+yIunknown+zIfibril

Get x, y and z estimates Recalculate and refine using residuals

1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 5 10 15 20

ThT-emission [rfu] Time [h]

y = (m1)+((m3)/(1+exp(-(m0-m... Error Value 207.13
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m1 262.24 4315.1 m3 0.34187 8.1073 m5 0.30351 1.5765 m6 NA 9.4279e+6 Chisq NA 0.96673 R

Itot=xInative+zIfibril

Get residuals, as first estimate

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Decomposition of species (α-synuclein)

Fibril Monomer/dimer Oligomer ThT

Giehm L, Svergun DI, Otzen DE, Vestergaard B (2011) PNAS 108, 3246-3251

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Compare typical distances

Mature fibril Mature fibril cross-section Oligomer

Giehm L, Svergun DI, Otzen DE, Vestergaard B (2011) PNAS 108, 3246-3251

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Corresponding sizes… Do the oligomers build the fibrils? Ab initio models of αSynuclein fibrillar species

180Å Giehm L, Svergun DI, Otzen DE, Vestergaard B (2011) PNAS 108, 3246-3251

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When it doesn’t work….

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αSN E46K

Itot=xInative+yIunknown+zIfibril

Get x, y and z estimates Recalculate and refine using residuals

Itot=xInative+zIfibril

Get residuals, as first estimate

  • A. Van Maarschalkerweert, PhD thesis, 2014
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αSN E46K

  • A. Van Maarschalkerweert, PhD thesis, 2014
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Development of an OBJECTIVE ROUTINE for the decomposition

Chemometric method: Multivariate Curve Resolution using Alternating Least Squares (MCR-ALS) Fátima Herranz-Trillo & Prof. Pau Bernado, U. Montpellier;

  • Prof. Roma Tauler, U. Barcelona Bente Vestergaard, U. Copenhagen

Reduce Ambiguities: Use of multiple data matrices Absolute scale (I Vs s) Kratky plot (I·s2 Vs s) Porod plot (I·s4 Vs s) Holtzer plot (I·s Vs s)

χ2〉 = 1.16 χ2〉 = 1.04 χ2〉 = 1.03 χ2 = 3.98 χ2 = 2.08

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1240 monomers 1 monomer

Insulin fibrils

~ 5-6 monomers

Vestergaard B, Groenning M, Roessle M, Kastrup JS, van de Weert M, Flink JM, Frokjaer S, Gajhede M, Svergun DI (2007) PLoS Biol, 5, e134

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Insulin & E46 revisited

Coming soon to a journal near you… Structural Analysis of Multicomponent Amyloid Systems by Chemometric SAXS Data Decomposition

Herranz-Trillo F, Groenning M, van Maarschalkerweerd A, Tauler R, Vestergaard B and Bernadó P Structure (2016) Accepted

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fibril Fibrillation prone conformation Nucleus? On-pathway

  • ligomer

Fibrillation related off- pathway

  • ligomer

Amorphous aggregate Native unfolded monomer Native interactions Partially (un)folded (membrane vicinity)

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Amorphous aggregate FIBRIL strain 1 FIBRIL strain 2 Alternative fibrillation pathways Native folded monomer Native

  • ligomer

Nelson et al (2005) Nature, 435, 774-449

Full-length proteins vs peptide fragments

GNNQQNY

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Langkilde, Morris, Serpell, Svergun, & Vestergaard, Acta Cryst. (2015). D71, 882–895

GNNQQNY

  • No lag-phase
  • No oligomer build-up
  • Monomeric starting state
  • Ribbon like fibrils
  • Bragg peak (late fibril state)

Fibril cross-section P(r)

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Fibre diffraction

Method and sample prep: Morris, K. L. & Serpell, L. C (2012) Meth.Mol. Biol. 849, 121-35.

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SAXS vs FD - complementarity

SAXS data recorded at ID14-EH3, ESRF Detector distance: 2.34 m Wavelength: 0.931 Å Resolution range :~ 1000 - 10 Å FD recorded at 911:2, MAXlab Detector distance: 0.22 m Wavelength: 1.04 Å Resolution range :~ 50 - 3 Å

  • A. E. Langkilde
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Small-angle X-ray scattering (in solution)

SAXS data recorded at ID14-EH3, ESRF Detector distance: 2.34 m Wavelength: 0.931 Å Resolution range :~ 1000 - 10 Å

Log I q (s) nm-1

  • A. E. Langkilde
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Combining SAXS, FD, and TEM

c=48 Å b=4.7 Å a=31 Å

48 Å

Langkilde, Morris, Serpell. Svergun, & Vestergaard, Acta Cryst. (2015). D71, 882–895

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Langkilde, Morris, Serpell. Svergun, & Vestergaard, Acta Cryst. (2015). D71, 882–895

Packing model

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Fiber diffraction simulation - CLEARER

c a

Simulated diffraction image Experimental diffraction image

Langkilde, Morris, Serpell. Svergun, & Vestergaard, Acta Cryst. (2015). D71, 882–895

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Transthyretin (TTR)

  • Native state: 55 kDa Homotetramer
  • TTR misfolding and aggregation  amyloid diseases
  • wildtype ATTR amyloidosis (senile systemic amyloidosis)
  • familial amyloid polyneuropathy
  • familial amyloid cardiomyopathy

Protofibrils/ Fibrils Native tetramer Native monomer Misfolded monomer

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TTR dH2O ___ TTR 3.5 min ….. TTR 10 min TTR unfolded (11% ac.ac.)

SAXS on TTR fibrillation

  • Pre-ini MW ≈ 3.3 monomers
  • Pre-ini ≠ xtal
  • Pre-ini ≠ xtal+dimer/monomer
  • Pre-ini = 85% xtal + 15% unfolded

~2900 kDa ~215 protomers

Groenning et al. & Vestergaard (2015) Scientific Reports

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TTR toxicity

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The unfolded state

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Some practical aspects

  • Test your system, find optimal conditions
  • Know your system
  • complementary methods, e.g. TEM and FD (”SAXS and …” talks tomorrow)
  • Consider beamline stability, time frames, additional equipment etc
  • Check 2D images
  • Check buffers, basic parameters
  • ...and double check!
  • Test different inputs and parameters (consistent solutions)

Langkilde AE, Vestergaard B (2012) Methods Mol Bio, 849, 137-155

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Acknowledgements

University of Copenhagen

  • Bente Vestergaard
  • Minna Grønning
  • Andreas van Maarschalkerweerd

EMBL, Hamburg DE

  • Dmitri Svergun,
  • Manfred Rössle
  • BioSAXS group

Aarhus University, DK

  • Lise Giehm
  • Danial Otzen

Univesity of Sussex, UK

  • Louise Serpell
  • Kyle Morris

Funding The Lundbeck Foundation Carlsberg Foundation The Danish Council for Independent Research | Medical Sciences CoNEXT – University of Copenhagen Danscatt BiostructX Beamlines and local contacts DESY/PETRAIII, Hamburg, DE X33, P12 ESRF, Grenoble, FR ID14-3, BM29 MAX-lab, Lund, SE 911:2, 911:3 CBS, Montpellier, FR

  • Fatima Herranz-Trillo
  • Pau Bernado

IDAEA-CSIC, Barcelona, ES

  • Roma Tauler

Linköping University, SE

  • Per Hammarström
  • Raul I Campos
  • Daniel Hirschberg