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Mutation Spectrum in TPO Gene of Bangladeshi Patients with Thyroid Dyshormonogenesis and Analysis of the Effects of Different Mutations on the Structural Features and Functions of TPO Protein through In Silico Approach.


ABSTRACT: Although thyroid dyshormonogenesis (TDH) accounts for 10-20% of congenital hypothyroidism (CH), the molecular etiology of TDH is unknown in Bangladesh. Thyroid peroxidase (TPO) is most frequently associated with TDH and the present study investigated the spectrum of TPO mutations in Bangladeshi patients and analyzed the effects of mutations on TPO protein structure through in silico approach. Sequencing-based analysis of TPO gene revealed four mutations in 36 diagnosed patients with TDH including three nonsynonymous mutations, namely, p.Ala373Ser, p.Ser398Thr, and p.Thr725Pro, and one synonymous mutation p.Pro715Pro. Homology modelling-based analysis of predicted structures of MPO-like domain (TPO142-738) and the full-length TPO protein (TPO1-933) revealed differences between mutant and wild type structures. Molecular docking studies were performed between predicted structures and heme. TPO1-933 predicted structure showed more reliable results in terms of interactions with the heme prosthetic group as the binding energies were -11.5?kcal/mol, -3.2?kcal/mol, -11.5?kcal/mol, and -7.9?kcal/mol for WT, p.Ala373Ser, p.Ser398Thr, and p.Thr725Pro, respectively, implying that p.Ala373Ser and p.Thr725Pro mutations were more damaging than p.Ser398Thr. However, for the TPO142-738 predicted structures, the binding energies were -11.9?kcal/mol, -10.8?kcal/mol, -2.5?kcal/mol, and -5.3?kcal/mol for the wild type protein, mutant proteins with p.Ala373Ser, p.Ser398Thr, and p.Thr725Pro substitutions, respectively. However, when the interactions between the crucial residues including residues His239, Arg396, Glu399, and His494 of TPO protein and heme were taken into consideration using both TPO1-933 and TPO142-738 predicted structures, it appeared that p.Ala373Ser and p.Thr725Pro could affect the interactions more severely than the p.Ser398Thr. Validation of the molecular docking results was performed by computer simulation in terms of quantum mechanics/molecular mechanics (QM/MM) and molecular dynamics (MD) simulation. In conclusion, the substitutions mutations, namely, p.Ala373Ser, p.Ser398Thr, and p.Thr725Pro, had been involved in Bangladeshi patients with TDH and molecular docking-based study revealed that these mutations had damaging effect on the TPO protein activity.

SUBMITTER: Begum MN 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6409061 | biostudies-literature | 2019

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Mutation Spectrum in TPO Gene of Bangladeshi Patients with Thyroid Dyshormonogenesis and Analysis of the Effects of Different Mutations on the Structural Features and Functions of TPO Protein through <i>In Silico</i> Approach.

Begum Mst Noorjahan MN   Islam Md Tarikul MT   Hossain Shekh Rezwan SR   Bhuyan Golam Sarower GS   Halim Mohammad A MA   Shahriar Imrul I   Sarker Suprovath Kumar SK   Haque Shahinur S   Konika Tasnia Kawsar TK   Islam Md Sazzadul MS   Rahat Asifuzzaman A   Qadri Syeda Kashfi SK   Sultana Rosy R   Begum Suraiya S   Sultana Sadia S   Saha Narayan N   Hasan Mizanul M   Hasanat M A MA   Banu Hurjahan H   Shekhar Hossain Uddin HU   Shekhar Hossain Uddin HU   Chowdhury Emran Kabir EK   Sajib Abu A AA   Islam Abul B M M K ABMMK   Qadri Syed Saleheen SS   Qadri Firdausi F   Akhteruzzaman Sharif S   Mannoor Kaiissar K  

BioMed research international 20190224


Although thyroid dyshormonogenesis (TDH) accounts for 10-20% of congenital hypothyroidism (CH), the molecular etiology of TDH is unknown in Bangladesh. Thyroid peroxidase (TPO) is most frequently associated with TDH and the present study investigated the spectrum of TPO mutations in Bangladeshi patients and analyzed the effects of mutations on TPO protein structure through <i>in silico</i> approach. Sequencing-based analysis of TPO gene revealed four mutations in 36 diagnosed patients with TDH i  ...[more]

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