2021
DOI: 10.1101/2021.07.06.451233
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Ring-shaped multimeric structure enables the acceleration of KaiB-KaiC complex formation induced by the ADP/ATP exchange inhibition

Abstract: Circadian clocks tick a rhythm with a nearly 24-hour period in various organisms. The clock proteins of cyanobacteria, KaiA, KaiB, and KaiC, compose a minimum circadian clock. The slow KaiB-KaiC complex formation, which is essential in determining the clock period, occurs when the C1 domain of KaiC binds ADP produced by ATP hydrolysis. KaiC is considered to promote this complex formation by inhibiting the backward process, ADP/ATP exchange, rather than activating the forward process, ATP hydrolysis. Remarkably… Show more

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