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MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF PATHOGENS

YplA Is Exported by the Ysc, Ysa, and Flagellar Type III Secretion Systems of Yersinia enterocolitica

Briana M. Young, Glenn M. Young
Briana M. Young
Department of Food Science and Technology, University of California, Davis, California 95616
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DOI: 10.1128/JB.184.5.1324-1334.2002
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    Analysis of secreted YplA under conditions that induce different type III secretion systems. Extracellular proteins were concentrated from culture supernatants, separated by SDS-PAGE, and stained with silver. The identity of YplA was confirmed by Western blot analysis with polyclonal anti-YplA antibody of a second set of protein gels run under conditions identical to those described in Materials and Methods. Each lane contains the equivalent of 1 ml of culture supernatant at an OD600 of 1.0 for panels A and B and of 0.5 for panel C. For each panel, labels for Fops, Ysps, and Yops are assigned according to size on the left, and the approximate locations of molecular mass standards (in kilodaltons) are indicated on the right. White arrowheads indicate the location of YplA. Protein detected by Western blot with anti-YplA is indicated by the black arrowheads. (A) Cultures were grown at 26°C in L medium devoid of added NaCl to induce the production of Fops. Lanes: 1, JB580v/pTM100 (vector control); 2, JB580v/pGY100 (Pcat-yplAB); 3, GY460/pTM100 (ΔflhDC); 4, GY460/pGY100 (ΔflhDC, Pcat-yplAB). (B) Cultures were grown at 26°C in L medium plus 290 mM NaCl to induce the production of Ysps. Lanes are as listed for panel A. (C) Cultures were grown at 37°C in L medium plus 90 mM NaCl supplemented with 20 mM sodium oxalate and 20 mM MgCl2 to induce production of Yops. Lanes are as listed for panel A.

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    Analysis of YplA secretion by selected Ysa and Ysc TTSS mutants. Secreted proteins were isolated and analyzed as described for Fig. 1. Proteins separated by SDS-PAGE were visulized by staining with silver, and the identification of YplA was confirmed by Western blot analysis. The location of YplA is indicated on the left, and the approximate locations of molecular mass standards are indicated on the right of each panel. (A) Cultures were grown under conditions that induce Fop production. Lanes: 1, JB580v/pGY100 (wild type, Pcat-yplAB); 2, GY4415/pGY100 (ysaT::mTnMod-RKm", Pcat-yplAB); 3, GY4478/pGY100 (Pcat-yplAB, pYV8081−). (B) Cultures were grown under conditions that induce Ysp production. Lanes are as listed for panel A. (C) Cultures were grown under conditions that induce Yop production. Lanes are as listed for panel A. (D) Cultures were grown under conditions that induce Yop production. Lanes: 1, JB580v/pGY100 (wild type, Pcat-yplAB); 2, YVM356/pGY100 (yscR::mTn5Km2, Pcat-yplAB); 3, GY4555/pGY100 (yscK::mTnMod-lacZYA-RKm", Pcat-yplAB); 4, YVM351/pGY100 (yscU::mTn5Km2, Pcat-yplAB).

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    Schematic diagram of the ysa locus of Y. enterocolitica showing the locations of different transposon insertions isolated in this study. The organization of the ysa locus is based on the published DNA sequence (GenBank accession no. AF005744). The locations of the transposon insertions are indicated by the gray flags.

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    Analysis of secreted proteins by selected mutants grown at 26°C. Secreted proteins were isolated from cultures of strains with the indicated mutations grown under different conditions. (A to D) Cultures were grown in L medium containing different amounts of NaCl (+calcium) and medium that was limited for calcium (−calcium) by the addition of 20 mM sodium oxalate and 20 mM MgCl2 as indicated for each panel. The locations of some Fops (white arrowheads) and Ysps and Yops (black arrowheads) are assigned according to size on the left, and the approximate locations of the molecular mass standards (in kilodaltons) are indicated on the right. Lanes: 1, JB580v (wild type); 2, GY460 (ΔflhDC); 3, GY4499 (ysaT::mTnMod-RKm"); 4, GY4482 (ΔflhDC, ysaT::mTnMod-RKm"); 5, GY4478 (pYV8081−); 6, GY4479 (ΔflhDC, pYV8081−); 7, GY4481 (ysaT::mTnMod-RKm", pYV8081−); and 8, GY4492 (ΔflhDC, ysaT::mTnMod-RKm", pYV8081−). Each lane contains the equivalent of 1 ml of culture supernatant at an OD600 of 1.0.

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    Analysis of secreted proteins by selected mutants grown at 37°C. Secreted proteins were isolated from cultures of strains with the indicated mutations grown under different conditions. (A to D) Cultures were grown in L medium containing different amounts of NaCl (+calcium) and medium limited for calcium (−calcium) by the addition of 20 mM sodium oxalate and 20 mM MgCl2 as indicated for each panel. The locations of some Yops (black arrowheads) are assigned according to size on the left, and the approximate locations of the molecular mass standards (in kilodaltons) are indicated on the right. Lanes: 1, JB580v (wild type); 2, GY460 (ΔflhDC); 3, GY4499 (ysaT::mTnMod-RKm"); 4, GY4482 (ΔflhDC, ysaT::mTnMod-RKm"); 5, GY4478 (pYV8081−); 6, GY4479 (ΔflhDC, pYV8081−); 7, GY4481 (ysaT::mTnMod-RKm", pYV8081−); and 8, GY4492 (ΔflhDC, ysaT::mTnMod-RKm", pYV8081−). Each lane contains the equivalent of 1 ml of culture supernatant at an OD600 of 0.5.

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    Strains and plasmids used in this study

    Strain or plasmidGenotypeaSource or reference
    Strains
        Y. enterocolitica
            JB580vSerogroup O:8, Nalr ΔyenR (r− m+)26
            GY460ΔflhDC56
            GY563flgA::TnMod-RKm"-b
            GY567flgB::TnMod-RKm"-b
            GY648flhB::TnMod-RKm"-b
            GY667fliE::TnMod-RKm"-b
            GY751motA::mTn5Km2-lacZYA-c
            GY824fleB::mTn5Km2-lacZYA-c
            YVM139flgM::Kan29
            VK1fliA::Str29
            YEDS10yplA-lacZYA yplA+46
            YVM356yscR::mTn5Km28
            YVM351yscU::mTn5Km28
            GY4555yscK::TnMod-lacZYA-RKm"-c
            GY4412ysaI::TnMod-RKm", pGY100This study
            GY4418ysaV::TnMod-RKm", pGY100This study
            GY4413ysaW::TnMod-RKm", pGY100This study
            GY4415ysaT::TnMod-RKm", pGY100This study
            GY4414orf1-1::TnMod-RKm", pGY100This study
            GY4416orf1-2::TnMod-RKm", pGY100This study
            GY4499ysaT::TnMod-RKm"This study
            GY4482ΔflhDC, ysaT::TnMod-RKm"This study
            GY4478pYV8081−This study
            GY4479ΔflhDC, pYV8081−This study
            GY4481ysaT::TnMod-RKm", pYV8081−This study
            GY4492ΔflhDC ysaT::TnMod-RKm", pYV8081−This study
        E. coli S17-1 λpirrecA thi pro hsdR−M+ RP4::2-Tc::Mu::Km Tn7 λpir37
    Plasmids
        pGY10flhDC locus in pTM10056
        pGY22ΔflhDC allele in the suicide vector pEP185.256
        pGY100Pcat-yplAB derivative of pTM100This study
        pTM100mob+, derivative of pACYC184, Cmr Tetr33
        pTnMod-RKm"TnMod-RKm" in a delivery vector10
    • ↵a Cmr, chloramphenicol resistance; Tetr, tetracycline resistance.

    • ↵b S. Petersen and G. M. Young, unpublished data.

    • ↵c K. Venecia and G. M. Young, unpublished data.

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     2. YplA phenotype of Y. enterocolitca mutants on PLA medium

    StrainRelevant genotypePlasmidPresence (+) or absence (−) of phospholipase activitya in:
    Low saltHigh salt
    JB580vWild type+−
    GY731Vector controlpTM100+−
    GY728Pcat-yplABpGY100++
    GY460ΔflhDC−−
    GY724ΔflhDCpTM100−−
    GY722ΔflhDC, Pcat-yplABpGY100−+
    GY4412ysaI::mTnMod-RKm", Pcat-yplABpGY100+−
    GY4413ysaW::mTnMod-RKm", Pcat-yplABpGY100+−
    GY4414orf1-1::mTnMod-RKm", Pcat-yplABpGY100+−
    GY4415ysaT::mTnMod-RKm", Pcat-yplABpGY100+−
    GY4416orf1-2::mTnMod-RKm", Pcat-yplABpGY100+−
    GY4418ysaV::mTnMod-RKm", Pcat-yplABpGY100+−
    • ↵a It has been shown that YplA export is required for activity to be detected on indicator medium (55). The low-salt medium contained 90 mM sodium chloride, and high-salt medium contained 290 mM sodium chloride. The phospholipase activity was scored as positive for strains that formed colonies surrounded by a zone of precipitation on PLA medium.

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YplA Is Exported by the Ysc, Ysa, and Flagellar Type III Secretion Systems of Yersinia enterocolitica
Briana M. Young, Glenn M. Young
Journal of Bacteriology Mar 2002, 184 (5) 1324-1334; DOI: 10.1128/JB.184.5.1324-1334.2002

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Briana M. Young, Glenn M. Young
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