β d mannosyl farnesyl phosphate (Croda International Plc)
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![Effect of titrating the level of expression of mptB on the in vitro incorporation of GDP-[ 14 C]Man into mannolipids. A , effect of overexpressing mptBsm on the in vitro incorporation of GDP-[ 14 C]Man into mannolipids. Autoradiogram of the TLC of [ 14 C]-labeled lipids extracted from reaction mixtures containing membrane fractions prepared from Msmg carrying pSETetR or pSETetR- mptB sm . All reaction mixtures supplemented with purified PimA, PimB′, and PatA enzymes to ensure the quantity of PIM 2 substrates was not limiting. The TLC plate was developed in chloroform:methanol:ammonium hydroxide:water (65:25:0.5:4 by vol.) and radiolabeled lipids were visualized by phosphorimaging. The relative distribution of radioactivity incorporated into each PIM species was quantified using the ImageQuant software and the results are expressed as fold changes between the overexpressing and control strains. The individual data points and median values from four independent experiments are shown. Black dots correspond to the standard reaction mixture. Red , green , and blue dots correspond to reactions to which 0.2 <t>mM</t> <t>GDP-Man,</t> <t>β-D-mannosyl</t> <t>farnesyl</t> phosphate, or both GDP-Man and β-D-mannosyl farnesyl phosphate were added, respectively. B , effect of silencing mptBtb on the in vitro incorporation of GDP-[ 14 C]Man into mannolipids. Cell-free assays were conducted using cell envelope fractions prepared from Msmg WT and cKD- mptBsm (without added GDP-Man or β-D-mannosyl farnesyl phosphate). The amount of radioactivity incorporated into each PIM species in the ATc-treated WT mc 2 155 and cKD- mptBtb cultures are expressed relative to the corresponding values measured in the non-ATc–treated cultures arbitrarily set to 100%. See for a repeat experiment. C and D , LC-MS analyses of purified mannolipid X ( C ) and mannolipid Y ( D ) were conducted in the negative ion mode. The total ion chromatograms ( top ), extracted ion chromatograms (EIC) ( middle ), and corresponding mass spectra ( bottom ) for both compounds are shown. The EICs show single peaks eluting at retention times 3.25 min for mannolipid X and 3.26 min for mannolipid Y. The mass spectra of these peaks show a deprotonated molecular ion at m/z 1737.99 ([M-H] - ) for mannolipid X supporting the identity of this mannolipid as Ac 1 PIM 4 (acylated with two palmitoyl and one tuberculostearoyl chains) and a deprotonated molecular ion at m/z 1575.95 ([M-H] - ) for mannolipid Y, supporting the identity of this mannolipid as Ac 1 PIM 3 (acylated with two palmitoyl and one tuberculostearoyl chains). Other minor forms of Ac 1 PIM 3 and Ac 1 PIM 4 (not shown here) acylated with different combinations of palmitoyl, palmitoleyl, stearoyl, oleyl, and tuberculostearoyl chains were also detected. E and F , LC-MS/MS analysis in negative ion mode confirming the identity of mannolipid Y ( E ) and mannolipid X ( F ). The mass spectra reveal two related glycolipids that differ in their degree of mannosylation of a conserved phosphatidylinositol backbone. E , displays the fragmentation of the precursor ion at m/z 1575.95. Fragment ions at m/z 965.40, 983.41, 1295.67, and 1319.70 are consistent with a phosphatidylinositol core with three mannosyl residues and reflect neutral losses of acyl chains, including palmitate or tuberculostearate. The ion at m/z 1175.67 corresponds to the loss of an acylated mannosyl residue, while ions at m/z 689.51 and 433.27 further validate the presence of the phosphatidylinositol backbone. F , displays the fragmentation of the precursor ion at m/z 1738.01. A systematic 162.05 Da increase in fragment ions at m/z 1127.45, 1145.47, 1457.71, and 1481.75 relative to mannolipid Y in panel ( E ) indicates the presence of an additional mannosyl residue. Ions at m/z 689.51 and 433.27 further confirm the phosphatidylinositol core. MS/MS data therefore establish mannolipids Y and X as Ac 1 PIM 3 and Ac 1 PIM 4 , respectively.](https://pub-med-central-images-cdn.bioz.com/pub_med_central_ids_ending_with_3929/pmc13223929/pmc13223929__gr4.jpg)
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Article Title: Essential role of MptB in the biosynthesis of phosphatidylinositol mannosides, lipomannan and lipoarabinomannan in mycobacteria
Journal: The Journal of Biological Chemistry
doi: 10.1016/j.jbc.2026.113077
Figure Legend Snippet: Effect of titrating the level of expression of mptB on the in vitro incorporation of GDP-[ 14 C]Man into mannolipids. A , effect of overexpressing mptBsm on the in vitro incorporation of GDP-[ 14 C]Man into mannolipids. Autoradiogram of the TLC of [ 14 C]-labeled lipids extracted from reaction mixtures containing membrane fractions prepared from Msmg carrying pSETetR or pSETetR- mptB sm . All reaction mixtures supplemented with purified PimA, PimB′, and PatA enzymes to ensure the quantity of PIM 2 substrates was not limiting. The TLC plate was developed in chloroform:methanol:ammonium hydroxide:water (65:25:0.5:4 by vol.) and radiolabeled lipids were visualized by phosphorimaging. The relative distribution of radioactivity incorporated into each PIM species was quantified using the ImageQuant software and the results are expressed as fold changes between the overexpressing and control strains. The individual data points and median values from four independent experiments are shown. Black dots correspond to the standard reaction mixture. Red , green , and blue dots correspond to reactions to which 0.2 mM GDP-Man, β-D-mannosyl farnesyl phosphate, or both GDP-Man and β-D-mannosyl farnesyl phosphate were added, respectively. B , effect of silencing mptBtb on the in vitro incorporation of GDP-[ 14 C]Man into mannolipids. Cell-free assays were conducted using cell envelope fractions prepared from Msmg WT and cKD- mptBsm (without added GDP-Man or β-D-mannosyl farnesyl phosphate). The amount of radioactivity incorporated into each PIM species in the ATc-treated WT mc 2 155 and cKD- mptBtb cultures are expressed relative to the corresponding values measured in the non-ATc–treated cultures arbitrarily set to 100%. See for a repeat experiment. C and D , LC-MS analyses of purified mannolipid X ( C ) and mannolipid Y ( D ) were conducted in the negative ion mode. The total ion chromatograms ( top ), extracted ion chromatograms (EIC) ( middle ), and corresponding mass spectra ( bottom ) for both compounds are shown. The EICs show single peaks eluting at retention times 3.25 min for mannolipid X and 3.26 min for mannolipid Y. The mass spectra of these peaks show a deprotonated molecular ion at m/z 1737.99 ([M-H] - ) for mannolipid X supporting the identity of this mannolipid as Ac 1 PIM 4 (acylated with two palmitoyl and one tuberculostearoyl chains) and a deprotonated molecular ion at m/z 1575.95 ([M-H] - ) for mannolipid Y, supporting the identity of this mannolipid as Ac 1 PIM 3 (acylated with two palmitoyl and one tuberculostearoyl chains). Other minor forms of Ac 1 PIM 3 and Ac 1 PIM 4 (not shown here) acylated with different combinations of palmitoyl, palmitoleyl, stearoyl, oleyl, and tuberculostearoyl chains were also detected. E and F , LC-MS/MS analysis in negative ion mode confirming the identity of mannolipid Y ( E ) and mannolipid X ( F ). The mass spectra reveal two related glycolipids that differ in their degree of mannosylation of a conserved phosphatidylinositol backbone. E , displays the fragmentation of the precursor ion at m/z 1575.95. Fragment ions at m/z 965.40, 983.41, 1295.67, and 1319.70 are consistent with a phosphatidylinositol core with three mannosyl residues and reflect neutral losses of acyl chains, including palmitate or tuberculostearate. The ion at m/z 1175.67 corresponds to the loss of an acylated mannosyl residue, while ions at m/z 689.51 and 433.27 further validate the presence of the phosphatidylinositol backbone. F , displays the fragmentation of the precursor ion at m/z 1738.01. A systematic 162.05 Da increase in fragment ions at m/z 1127.45, 1145.47, 1457.71, and 1481.75 relative to mannolipid Y in panel ( E ) indicates the presence of an additional mannosyl residue. Ions at m/z 689.51 and 433.27 further confirm the phosphatidylinositol core. MS/MS data therefore establish mannolipids Y and X as Ac 1 PIM 3 and Ac 1 PIM 4 , respectively.
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