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The Role of Preassembled Cytoplasmic Complexes in Assembly of Flagellar Dynein Subunits

Mary Elizabeth Fowkes, and David Rees Mitchell*

Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, SUNY Health Science Center, Syracuse, New York 13210

Previous work has revealed a cytoplasmic pool of flagellar precursor proteins capable of contributing to the assembly of new flagella, but how and where these components assemble is unknown. We tested Chlamydomonas outer-dynein arm subunit stability and assembly in the cytoplasm of wild-type cells and 11 outer dynein arm assembly mutant strains (oda1-oda11) by Western blotting of cytoplasmic extracts, or immunoprecipitates from these extracts, with five outer-row dynein subunit-specific antibodies. Western blots reveal that at least three oda mutants (oda6, oda7, and oda9) alter the level of a subunit that is not the mutant gene product. Immunoprecipitation shows that large preassembled flagellar complexes containing all five tested subunits (three heavy chains and two intermediate chains) exist within wild-type cytoplasm. When the preassembly of these subunits was examined in oda strains, we observed three patterns: complete coassembly (oda 1, 3, 5, 8, and 10), partial coassembly (oda7 and oda11), and no coassembly (oda2, 6, and 9) of the four tested subunits with HCbeta . Our data, together with previous studies, suggest that flagellar outer-dynein arms preassemble into a complete Mr sime  2 × 106 dynein arm that resides in a cytoplasmic precursor pool before transport into the flagellar compartment.


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