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RELEASE OF CONTENT THROUGH MECHANO- SENSITIVE GATES IN PRESSURISED LIPOSOMES Martti Louhivuori University of Groningen M. Louhivuori / ISSP workshop / Tokyo, 24.8.2010 www.cgmartini.nl M ARTINI coarse-grained model M. Louhivuori / ISSP


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RELEASE OF CONTENT THROUGH MECHANO- SENSITIVE GATES IN PRESSURISED LIPOSOMES

Martti Louhivuori University of Groningen

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MARTINI coarse-grained model

www.cgmartini.nl

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MARTINI CG model

interaction sites

DPPC cholesterol peptide ALYWK water butane

C1 SC1 SC3 SP1 Qa Qo Na C1 SC4 P4 C1 C5 SNd SC4 SC4 Qd SP1 C3 No

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parametrisation of MARTINI

experimental thermodynamic data nonbonded interactions atomistic MD simulations bonded interactions

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parametrisation

bonded interactions

angle distribution

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parametrisation

nonbonded interactions

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Rhombohedral phase (experimentally observed for DOPC/DOPE 3:1 and 2:1 Lyan & Huang, 2002)

side view top view

THE VALIDATION THE VALIDATION

comparing to experimental measurements

Reproduced in CG simulation (Marrink & Mark, Biophys. J., 2004)

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bilayers rafts sugars membrane proteins vesicles vesicles w/ proteins

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bilayers rafts sugars membrane proteins vesicles vesicles w/ proteins

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MARTINI CG model

interaction sites

DPPC cholesterol peptide ALYWK water butane

C1 SC1 SC3 SP1 Qa Qo Na C1 SC4 P4 C1 C5 SNd SC4 SC4 Qd SP1 C3 No

SPEED shortrange interactions large timestep few degrees of freedom GENERAL consistent modeling biomolecular systems easily extended EASE of USE buildingblock approach limited # of particles physical units ACCURACY parametrisation based on thermodynamic data multilevel optimisation

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drugs patient

targeted drug release. how?

mmm!

  • uch!
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drug delivery vehicle

“nanobot”

BOOM

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drug delivery vehicle

“nanobot”

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mechano-sensitive channels

“safety valves” of cell sense tension in the membrane MscL, MscK, MscS, MscM < 10 mN/m

PDB: 2VV5

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MscL

controllable activation & nonselective conductance

bottom top

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MscL activity

flickering conductivity multiple levels subconductive states activation < 1 ms deactivation 1100 ms

Sukharev et al. 1997

Annu Rev Physiol 59: 633657

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non-selective channel

no ion selectivity even small proteins pass through! 1520 Å

Cruickshank et al. 1997

Biophys J 73: 19251931

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photosensitivivity

attached compound undergoes light induced charge separation reversible localised

Koçer et al. 2005

Science 309: 755758

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photosensitivivity

photosensitive lipids used to transfer signal to mechanical stress reversible localised

Folgering et al. 2004

Langmuir 20: 69856987

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nano-container

aka liposome

nano-particles

aka drugs

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nano-transporter

tiny lipid vesicles

membrane fusion transmembrane transport drug delivery curvature eects

mechanosensitive

pressure valves of cells touch & hear

nonselective, large membrane channel liposomes MscL

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game plan

BOOM

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MscL saves the day

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  • h-oh!

660 kN/m·s lysis 140 kN/m·s ok

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analysis

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analysis

closed

  • pen

5 us

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activation mechanism

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post- activation

67 mN/m 24 nm 1.04 H2O / ns

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equilibrium?

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 tension pressure

time (µs) tension (mN/m) / pressure (bar) (-0.54 ± 0.02) mN

m /µs

(-1.12 ± 0.05) bar/µs

(86 ± 4) µs (93 ± 4) µs

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10 20 30 2 3 4 5 6 r [nm]

MFFA boundary potentials

mimic interactions with bulk solvent

0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 1 2 3 4 5 6 r [nm]

RDF MFFA Risselada et al. 2008

J Phys Chem B 112: 74387447

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pumping water into liposomes

additional meanfield potential inside the liposome start with r = 0.01 nm increase slowly for 20ns until r = 3.9 nm fill the cavity with water, relax and repeat as needed

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water-repellant lipid tails

modified Lennard Jones potential against water C5 wC5 epsilon 2.0 2.0 sigma 0.47 0.7 DOPC wDOPC

NC3 PO4 GL1 C1 GL2 C2 D3 C4 C5 C1 C2 D3 C4 C5 NC3 PO4 GL1 C1 GL2 C2 D3 C4 C1 C2 D3 C4 C5 wC5

V (r) = 4ǫ σ r 12 − σ r 6

C5 wC5 NC3 PO4 GL1 C1 GL2 C2 D3 C4 C5 C1 C2 D3 C4 C5

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3D pressure fields

divide system into a 3D grid use local virial for each volume element calculate averages

Plocal(r) = 1 V  

i

δ (r − ri) mivi ⊗ vi + 1 2

  • i=j

Fij

  • Cij

δ(r − 1)dl  

Ollila et al. 2009 Phys Rev Lett, 102: 078101

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flow rate

R

5 10 15 20 Box (nm) 500 1000 1500 2000 Density (kg m

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Protein wDOPC W PO4

Partial densities

R

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summary

largescale biological systems accessible to CG simulations release of an osmotic shock via MscL activation achieved MscL activation is indeed a lastditch eort to prevent lysis irislike, nonsymmetric

  • pening

water flux OUT: 6.0 ± 1.3

ions/ns

IN: 1.7 ± 0.3

ions/ns

MODEL: 0.240 ions/ns

  • Steinbacher et al. 2007
  • CurrTopicsMembranes 58:124

pore radius 11.6 ± 0.8 Å

  • exp. 1520 Å

blocking of the channel by the cytoplasmic helices a first step in closure?

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future

dye molecules to directly compare our release of nanoparticles to experimental data activation of the channel using lysolipids nanopores formed by

  • ther molecules, e.g.

antimicrobial peptides

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SiewertJan Marrink Erik van der Giessen Jelger Risselada

UPPSALA UNIVERSITET TAMPERE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

David van der Spoel Samuli Ollila Ilpo V attulainen

Stockholm University

Erik Lindahl

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