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Prevention of HFQ - RNA Binding for Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Virulence Effects during the Spaceflight Ozan KARA PhD Mechanical Engineering Astronautical Engineer [email protected] SEPTEMBER 22, 2014 PHOTO CREDIT — SPACEX CRS-4 MISSION LAUNCH

Hfq-RNA Binding and Bacterial Virulence During Spaceflight

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Prevention of HFQ - RNA Binding for Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Virulence Effects during the

Spaceflight

Ozan KARAPhD Mechanical Engineering

Astronautical Engineer

[email protected]

SEPTEMBER 22, 2014 PHOTO CREDIT — SPACEXCRS-4 MISSION LAUNCH

Istanbul from the ISS, 09.08.2012

Human in SpaceBacteria & VirulenceExperimentsHFQ – RNA Binding

Pseudomonas AeruginosaSalmonella TyphimuriumE.coli

Staphylococcus Aureus

The Earth from the Saturn taken by Cassini

Low Shear Model Microgravity

Sm – family: Eukaryote, Bacteria, Archeal

RNA degradation - Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAO1

P. Aeruginosa – HFQ PDB 4J6Y

AfroDB Natural ProductsLigand Name Rerank

ScoreKD, M KD, Matched

CompoundMatch Ratio

ZINC9548618

8

-

98.9719

-

33.65044

6

2.09337E

-06

0.20933748

8

ZINC05479292 80%

ZINC9548596

7-

86.0592

-

29.26012

8

1.15291E

-05

1.15291343

6

ZINC05479292 80%

ZINC9548596

8

-

80.4504

-

27.35313

6

2.41901E

-05

2.41901122 ZINC04098424

Garnicol

80%

ZINC9548605

6

-

80.2563

-

27.28714

2

2.48185E

-05

2.48185054

9

ZINC03925823

Isobavachalco

ne

80%

ZINC0005818

8_1

-

77.3267

-

26.29107

8

3.65494E

-05

3.65494105

1

Pangamol -

ZINC9548634

5

-

77.2253

-

26.25660

2

3.70424E

-05

3.70423778

8

ZINC00056792

Isocorydine

90%

 

ZINC9548620

7

-

82.7363

-

28.13034

2

1.79E-05 1.79E+00 ZINC84653888

Norpanurensin

e

90%

AfroDB Natural Products

GARNİCOL

• Histone Acetyltransferase (HAT) P300, Eukaryotes - Human

• Anti-inflammatory and anti-carcinogenic

• HAT provide opposing enzymatic mechanisms for chromatin remodeling and epigenetic control of gene expression

• HATs are involved in regulation of embryonic development and oncogenesis

AfroDB Natural Products

• Isobavachalcone: Monocytic-macrophage Leukemia Cells, Natural chalcone

• Pangamol: From Pongamia glabra fruits – Oil and Biodiesel, 250 mg - $135.00

• Isocorydine: Inhibitor of eukaryote protein kinases, Isocorydine Derivatives and Their Anticancer Activities, 676.91 USD/gram

• Norpanurensine: Bisbenzylisoquinoline, Amazonian Species Abuta panurensis – Anticancer alkaloids

ZINC95486188

KD = 0.2 microMolar

Apollo Scientific Limited

Ligand Name Rerank Score

KD, M KD,

[00]ZINC76945230_1

-157.782 -53.64588 8.83562E-10

0.088356212

[00]ZINC76945126 -163.489 -55.58626

4.15682E-10

0.041568184

[00]ZINC76945060

-127.002 -43.18068 5.15749E-08

5.157493626[00]ZINC76945230_1: Sulpho EGS, $155.09/50mg

Primary amine reactive -Hydroxylamine CleavableWater soluble, Water-soluble reagent for cross-linking[00]ZINC76945126: $155.09/gram

NADH disodium salt functions as a coenzyme of a large number of oxidoreductases[00]ZINC76945060

Reversible biotinylation -Water solubleProtein Isolation -Recover Protein-DNA

[00]ZINC76945126KD = 0.04 microMolar

S. Aureus – HFQ PDB 1KQ2

Summary

AfroDB Natural Products:Not used for specifically

Bacterial Pathogens All are natural and More Related

to CancersGarnicol & IsobavachalconeApollo Scientific Ltd:Cheper than AfroDB

Water-soluable Cross-Linking Compounds

Not used for Hfq purposes

REFERENCES

[1] Crabbe, A., et al. (2011). "Transcriptional and Proteomic Responses of Pseudomonas aeruginosa PAO1 to Spaceflight Conditions Involve Hfq Regulation and Reveal a Role for Oxygen." Applied and Environmental Microbiology 77(4): 1221-1230.[2] Wilson, J. W., et al. (2007). "Space flight alters bacterial gene expression and virulence and reveals a role for global regulator Hfq." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 104(41): 16299-16304.[3] Helena Rosado, Marie Doyle, Jason Hinds, Peter W. Taylor, Low-shear modelled microgravity alters expression of virulence determinants of Staphylococcus aureus, Acta Astronautica, Volume 66, Issues 3–4, February–March 2010, Pages 408-413.[4] Fefe Chao, Y. J. and J. Vogel (2010). "The role of Hfq in bacterial pathogens." Current Opinion in Microbiology 13(1): 24-33.[5] Mura, C., et al. (2013). "Archaeal and eukaryotic homologs of Hfq: A structural and evolutionary perspective on Sm function." Rna Biology 10(4): 636-651.

THANK YOUQ & A

Ozan KARAPhD Mechanical EngineeringAstronautical

[email protected]