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Proteomics analysis of lysine methylated proteins from Leishmania donovani strain 1S: wild type and set mutants


ABSTRACT: This study was performed with the goal of understanding the roles of Leishmania donovani SET7 and SET29 proteins. Using homologous recombination, set7 and set29 genes were knocked out, thereby creating set7 and set29 mutant parasites. Whole cell extracts were isolated from wild type parasites, set7 mutant parasites and set29 mutant parasites, followed by immunoprecipitation of lysine methylated proteins using anti-methyllysine antibody. The immunoprecipitated proteins were identified by LC-MS analysis

INSTRUMENT(S): Q Exactive HF

ORGANISM(S): Leishmania Donovani

SUBMITTER: Swati Saha  

LAB HEAD: Swati Saha

PROVIDER: PXD057513 | Pride | 2025-01-24

REPOSITORIES: pride

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Experiment2_set29mutant.msf Msf
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Experiment2_set7mutant.msf Msf
Experiment2_set7mutant.raw Raw
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The SET29 and SET7 proteins of Leishmania donovani exercise non-redundant convergent as well as collaborative functions in moderating the parasite's response to oxidative stress.

Sharma Varshni V   Pal Jyoti J   Dashora Vishal V   Chattopadhyay Somdeb S   Kapoor Yogita Y   Singha Biplab B   Arimbasseri G Aneeshkumar GA   Saha Swati S  

The Journal of biological chemistry 20250120


SET proteins are lysine methyltransferases. In investigating Leishmania donovani SET29, we found depletion of LdSET29 by two-thirds did not affect promastigote growth, nor alter the parasite's response to UV-induced or HU-induced stress, but made it more tolerant to H<sub>2</sub>O<sub>2</sub>-induced oxidizing environment. The deviant response to oxidative stress was coupled to lowered accumulation of reactive oxygen species, which was linked to enhanced scavenging activity. The set29 mutants' r  ...[more]

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