Serial Femtosecond Crystallography

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Serial Femtosecond Crystallography technical journal club 02.06.2015 Manuela Pfammatter

outline principle of x-ray free electron laser (XFEL) serial femtosecond crystallography (SFX) Chapman et al., Nature, 2011 lipid cubic phase injector facilitates membrane protein SFX Weierstall et al., Nat Commun, 2014 serial femtosecond crystallography of G protein-coupled receptors Liu et al., Science, 2013 conclusion & outlook

why structure determination? protein function interactions dynamics structure elucidate structures of macromolecules to understand the chemical mechanisms underlying biological function

methods for protein structure determination methods to study protein structures X-ray (~90 %) NMR (~10 %) electron microscopy (< 1 %)

principle of x-ray crystallography diffraction pattern synchrotron radiation crystal structure electron density map cryo-cooled well-ordered well-diffracting macroscopic crystals membrane proteins glycosylated proteins complexes > x-ray free electron laser short light pulses peak brillance

setup of the x-ray free electron laser courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

electron source courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

electron source electron gun photocathode (Cs 2 Te) illuminated with short ultraviolet laser pulses

electron source electron gun photocathodes (Cs 2 Te) illuminated with short ultraviolet laser pulses courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

linear particle accelerator (LINAC) courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

linear particle accelerator (LINAC) bunch compressor magnetic chicanes that compress the bunch of electron very short pulse length very high charge density courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

linear particle accelerator (LINAC) bunch compressor magnetic chicanes that compress the bunch of electron very short pulse length very high charge density linear accelerator radiofrequency (RF) cavities with alternating electric fields > accelerate the electrons courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

undulator courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

undulator undulator periodic arrangement of short dipole magnets with alternating polarity deflects electrons into a wavy path > radiation of x-rays courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

undulator undulator periodic arrangement of short dipole magnets with alternating polarity deflects electrons into a wavy path > radiation of x-rays courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

experiment image courtesy of SwissFEL, PSI Villigen

experiment / beamline XFEL laser synchrotron high spatial resolution high temporal resolution low spatial resolution (long wavelength) low temporal resolution (long pulse-length) highly intense and ultrashort-pulsed light allows for imaging of microcrystals

serial femtosecond crystallography (SFX) diffraction before destruction continuous supply of randomly oriented microcrystals single crystal exposure Schlichting, IUCrJ, 2015

serial femtosecond crystallography (SFX) lipidic cubic phase (LCP) injector Weierstall et al., Nat Commun, 2014 Liu W et al., Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci, 2014

G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) largest family of cell surface proteins 7 transmembrane helices mediate cellular communication / signal transmission: ligand binding > conformational change (GEF) G protein: exchange GDP for GTP > downstream signaling cascades >60 % of current drug targets in humans challenges for crystallisation of GPCRs: low expression yields low receptor stability high conformational heterogeneity

crystallisation of human serotonin 5-HT2B receptor SYN XFEL XFEL single diffraction snapshot Liu W et al., Science, 2013

human serotonin 5-HT 2B-XFEL receptor XFEL structure N-term ergotamine cholesterol palmitoyl lipid molecules C-term Liu W et al., Science, 2013

structure comparison 5-HT 2B-XFEL and 5-HT 2B-SYN main differences: N-terminal residues ECL 1 ECL 2 ICL 3 (BRIL fusion domain) Liu W et al., Science, 2013

B-factor comparison 5-HT 2B-XFEL and 5-HT 2B-SYN B factor measure of how much an atom oscillates around the position specified in the model ECL2 ECL3 ECL1 ICL2 ICL1 5-HT 2B-XFEL 5-HT 2B-SYN kinetics of ligand binding? interactions with intracellular binding partners? Liu W et al., Science, 2013

comparison of data collection statistics measurement at room temperature measurement of microcrystals high resolution Liu W et al., Science, 2013

conclusions and outlook + high-resolution data + microcrystals + no radiation damage + room-temperature + track dynamics method under development large, expensive factilities

outlook nano-crystallography > membrane proteins, time-resolved x-ray crystallography > visualise protein functions in 4D 3D-merge of XFEL diffraction patterns of thousands of crystals. Liu W et al., Science, 2013

questions?