ArticleThe Journal of biological chemistry2026
Structural interactions of TLP18.3 and Psb27-H1 to the luminal CP43 and rubredoxin-ENH1 to the stromal side of photosystem II in higher plants.
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Abstract
Thylakoid lumen protein 18.3 and Psb27 are known proteins on the luminal side of photosystem II (PSII). The structural locations of these two proteins are still absent in the currently available higher plant PSII cryogenic electron microscopy structures. We interrogated the structural locations of these proteins using chemical cross-linking followed by LC-MS/MS analysis. Structural mass spectrometry results then provided chemical restrains to direct structural modeling to determine the collective binding/stabilization of these two proteins to the luminal PSII CP43 protein. Using this pipeline, we also found the structural location of a rubredoxin protein on the stromal side of PSII. Discovery of this redox active iron-sulfur protein in the vicinity of PSII subunit D1/D2 proteins greatly showcases the importance of the redox processes that are potentially involved in PSII assembly or less known steady-state functionality or photoprotection. This structural mass spectrometry platform highlights its powerful applicability in protein complex discovery.
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