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Flotillin-mediated membrane fluidity controls peptidoglycan synthesis and MreB movement.

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Every living cell is enclosed by a flexible membrane made of molecules known as phospholipids, which protects the cell from harmful chemicals and other threats. In bacteria and some other organisms, a rigid structure known as the cell wall sits just outside of the membrane and determines the cell’s shape. There are several proteins in the membrane of bacteria that allow the cell to grow by assembling new pieces of the cell wall. To ensure these proteins expand the cell wall at the right locations, another protein known as MreB moves and organizes them to the appropriate place in the membrane and controls their activity. Previous studies have found that another class of proteins called flotillins are involved in arranging proteins and phospholipid molecules within membranes. Bacteria lacking these proteins do not grow properly and are unable to maintain their normal shape. However, the precise role of the flotillins remained unclear. Here, Zielińska, Savietto et al. used microscopy approaches to study flotillins in a bacterium known as Bacillus subtilis. The experiments found that, in the presence of flotillins, MreB moved around the membrane more quickly (suggesting it was more active) than when no flotillins were present. Similar results were observed when bacterial cells lacking flotillins were treated with a chemical that made membranes more ‘fluid’ – that is, made it easier for the molecules within the membrane to travel around. Further experiments found that flotillins allowed the phospholipid molecules within an artificial membrane to move around more freely, which increases the fluidity of the membrane. These findings suggest that flotillins make the membranes of bacterial cells more fluid to help cells expand their walls and perform several other processes. Understanding how bacteria control the components of their membranes will further our understanding of how many currently available antibiotics work and may potentially lead to the design of new antibiotics in the future.

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Flotillin-mediated membrane fluidity controls peptidoglycan synthesis and MreB movement.

Author: Zielińska, Aleksandra,Savietto, Abigail,de Sousa Borges, Anabela,Martinez, Denis,Berbon, Melanie,Roelofsen, Joël R,Hartman, Alwin M,de Boer, Rinse,Van der Klei, Ida J,Hirsch, Anna Kh,Habenstein, Birgit,Bramkamp, Marc,Scheffers, Dirk-Jan
Publisher: eLife Sciences Publications, Ltd.
Year: 2020
DOI: 10.7554/eLife.57179
Source: https://repository.helmholtz-hzi.de/bitstream/10033/622596/1/Zieli%c5%84ska%20et%20al.pdf
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Recei ed: 24 Ma ch 2020
Accep ed: 12 June 2020
Published: 14 July 2020
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Flo illin-media ed memb ane luidi y
con ols pep idoglycan syn hesis and
M eB mo emen
Aleksand a Zielin
´ska
1†
, Abigail Sa ie o
2,3†
, Anabela de Sousa Bo ges
1
,
Denis Ma inez
4
, Melanie Be bon
4
, Joe
¨l R Roelo sen
1
, Alwin M Ha man
5,6,7
,
Rinse de Boe
8
, Ida J Van de Klei
8
, Anna KH Hi sch
5,6,7
, Bi gi Habens ein
4
,
Ma c B amkamp
2,3
*, Di k-Jan Sche e s
1
*
1
Molecula Mic obiology, G oningen Biomolecula Sciences and Bio echnology
Ins i u e, Uni e si y o G oningen, G oningen, Ne he lands;
2
Biozen um, Ludwig-
Maximilians-Uni e si a
¨ Mu
¨nchen, Mu
¨nchen, Ge many;
3
Ins i u e o Gene al
Mic obiology, Ch is ian-Alb ech s-Uni e si y, Kiel, Ge many;
4
Ins i u e o Chemis y
& Biology o Memb anes & Nanoobjec s (UMR5248 CBMN), IECB, CNRS, Uni e si e´
Bo deaux, Ins i u Poly echnique Bo deaux, Pessac, F ance;
5
Depa men o D ug
Design and Op imiza ion (DDOP), Helmhol z-Ins i u e o Pha maceu ical Resea ch
Saa land (HIPS) - Helmhol z Cen e o In ec ion Resea ch (HZI), Saa b u
¨cken,
Ge many;
6
Depa men o Pha macy, Saa land Uni e si y, Saa b u
¨cken, Ge many;
7
S a ingh Ins i u e o Chemis y, Uni e si y o G oningen, G oningen, Ne he lands;
8
Molecula Cell Biology, G oningen Biomolecula Sciences and Bio echnology
Ins i u e, Uni e si y o G oningen, G oningen, Ne he lands
Abs ac The bac e ial plasma memb ane is an impo an cellula compa men . In ecen yea s
i has become ob ious ha p o ein complexes and lipids a e no uni o mly dis ibu ed wi hin
memb anes. Cu en hypo heses sugges ha lo illin p o eins a e equi ed o he o ma ion o
complexes o memb ane p o eins including cell-wall syn he ic p o eins. We show he e ha bac e ial
lo illins a e impo an ac o s o memb ane luidi y homeos asis. Loss o lo illins leads o a
dec ease in memb ane luidi y ha in u n leads o al e a ions in M eB dynamics and, as a
consequence, in pep idoglycan syn hesis. These al e a ions a e e e ed when memb ane luidi y is
es o ed by a chemical luidize . In i o, he addi ion o a lo illin inc eases memb ane luidi y o
liposomes. Ou da a suppo a model in which lo illins a e equi ed o di ec con ol o memb ane
luidi y a he han o he o ma ion o p o ein complexes ia di ec p o ein-p o ein in e ac ions.
In oduc ion
The shape o a bac e ium is p edominan ly de ined by he s uc u e o i s pep idoglycan. Al hough
he e is a g ea a ie y in bac e ial shapes, he o e all chemis y o pep idoglycan is e y simila
be ween bac e ia and hus he shape o pep idoglycan is p ima ily de e mined by he empo al and
spa ial egula ion o pep idoglycan syn hesis. In od-shaped bac e ia, pep idoglycan syn hesis is
hough o be media ed by wo p o ein assemblies, he elongasome and he di isome, ha syn he-
sise pep idoglycan along he long axis and ac oss he di ision plane o he cell, espec i ely
(Typas e al., 2012;Zhao e al., 2017). These complexes con ain a se o p o eins equi ed o he
inal s eps o syn hesis and ansloca ion o he pep idoglycan p ecu so , LipidII, om he inne o
he ou e lea le o he cy oplasmic memb ane, and p o eins ha inco po a e LipidII in o pep idogly-
can. These include SEDS (Shape, Elonga ion, Di ision and Spo ula ion) p o eins ha can pe o m
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glycosyl ans e ase eac ions (Cho e al., 2016;Meeske e al., 2016;Taguchi e al., 2019), and
Penicillin Binding P o eins (PBPs) ha a e di ided in class A PBPs (aPBPs) ha ca alyse bo h glycosyl
ans e ase and anspep idase eac ions, class B PBPs (bPBPs) ha only ca alyse anspep idase
eac ions and low molecula weigh PBPs ha modi y pep idoglycan, as well as hyd olases
(Zhao e al., 2017;Mo ales Angeles and Sche e s, 2017).
Coo dina ion o hese complexes is linked o cy oskele al elemen s, M eB (-like p o eins) o he
elongasome and F sZ o he di isome. In models, he cy oplasmic memb ane is o en depic ed as a
passi e en i onmen in which hese machine ies a e embedded. Howe e , i is becoming clea ha
he s uc u e o he memb ane plays a c i ical ole in he coo dina ion o pep idoglycan syn hesis
(S ahl and E ing on, 2017). Inwa d memb ane cu a u e se es as a localisa ion igge o M eB
and he elongasome, and enhanced local syn hesis a bulges s aigh ens ou he memb ane su i-
cien o con e sphe ical cells o a od shape (Hussain e al., 2018;U sell e al., 2014). In Bacillus
sub ilis, he mo ion o M eB along he memb ane is associa ed wi h elongasome ac i i y (Domı´-
nguez-Escoba e al., 2011;Ga ne e al., 2011), and he eloci y o M eB pa ches is ela ed o
g ow h a e (Billaudeau e al., 2017), indica ing ha M eB mo ion can be used as a ma ke o elon-
gasome ac i i y. In e es ingly, M eB localises o and o ganises egions o inc eased memb ane luid-
i y (RIF) (S ahl e al., 2014), which in u n is linked o he p esence o LipidII, which a ou s a mo e
luid memb ane and p omo es local memb ane diso de (Ganche e al., 2006;Wi zke e al.,
2016). Inhibi ion o LipidII syn hesis by gene ic o chemical means esul s in a dissolu ion o mem-
b ane s uc u es obse ed wi h he dye FM 4–64 and elease o M eB om he memb ane (Domı´-
nguez-Escoba e al., 2011;Ga ne e al., 2011;Mucho a
´e al., 2011;Schi ne e al., 2015).
Nex o RIFs, memb ane egions o dec eased luidi y ha e been iden i ied in bac e ia (S ahl and
E ing on, 2017;B amkamp and Lopez, 2015;Lopez and Koch, 2017). These so-called unc ional
memb ane mic odomains (FMMs) a e hough o be o ganised by he bac e ial lo illin p o eins, a e
en iched in isop enoid lipids (Ga cı´a-Fe na
´ndez e al., 2017;Lo
´pez and Kol e , 2010), and can be
ound in so-called De e gen Resis an Memb ane (DRM) ac ions o he memb ane. Since he o -
mula ion o he FMM hypo hesis, FMMs ha e been linked o many p ocesses, such as p o ein sec e-
ion, bio ilm o ma ion, compe ence and cell mo phology (Mielich-Su
¨ss and Lopez, 2015;Mielich-
eLi e diges E e y li ing cell is enclosed by a lexible memb ane made o molecules known as
phospholipids, which p o ec s he cell om ha m ul chemicals and o he h ea s. In bac e ia and
some o he o ganisms, a igid s uc u e known as he cell wall si s jus ou side o he memb ane and
de e mines he cell’s shape.
The e a e se e al p o eins in he memb ane o bac e ia ha allow he cell o g ow by assembling
new pieces o he cell wall. To ensu e hese p o eins expand he cell wall a he igh loca ions,
ano he p o ein known as M eB mo es and o ganizes hem o he app op ia e place in he
memb ane and con ols hei ac i i y. P e ious s udies ha e ound ha ano he class o p o eins
called lo illins a e in ol ed in a anging p o eins and phospholipid molecules wi hin memb anes.
Bac e ia lacking hese p o eins do no g ow p ope ly and a e unable o main ain hei no mal shape.
Howe e , he p ecise ole o he lo illins emained unclea .
He e, Zielin´ ska, Sa ie o e al. used mic oscopy app oaches o s udy lo illins in a bac e ium
known as Bacillus sub ilis. The expe imen s ound ha , in he p esence o lo illins, M eB mo ed
a ound he memb ane mo e quickly (sugges ing i was mo e ac i e) han when no lo illins we e
p esen . Simila esul s we e obse ed when bac e ial cells lacking lo illins we e ea ed wi h a
chemical ha made memb anes mo e ‘ luid’ – ha is, made i easie o he molecules wi hin he
memb ane o a el a ound. Fu he expe imen s ound ha lo illins allowed he phospholipid
molecules wi hin an a i icial memb ane o mo e a ound mo e eely, which inc eases he luidi y o
he memb ane.
These indings sugges ha lo illins make he memb anes o bac e ial cells mo e luid o help
cells expand hei walls and pe o m se e al o he p ocesses. Unde s anding how bac e ia con ol
he componen s o hei memb anes will u he ou unde s anding o how many cu en ly a ailable
an ibio ics wo k and may po en ially lead o he design o new an ibio ics in he u u e.
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Su
¨ss e al., 2013;Bach and B amkamp, 2013;Dempwol e al., 2012). Cell mo phology de ec s
a e linked o cell wall syn hesis, and analysis o he p o ein con en o Bacillus sub ilis DRMs iden i-
ied se e al PBPs, M eC and o he p o eins in ol ed in cell wall me abolism as well as he wo lo il-
lins, FloA and FloT (Lo
´pez and Kol e , 2010;Bach and B amkamp, 2013;Yepes e al., 2012). FloA
is cons i u i ely exp essed, whe eas FloT is exp essed p ima ily du ing s a iona y g ow h, cell wall
s ess and spo ula ion (Schneide e al., 2015a;Huang e al., 1999;Nicolas e al., 2012). Supe
esolu ion mic oscopy showed ha he lo illins and o he p o eins ound in DRMs do no colocalise
and ha e di e en dynamics (Dempwol e al., 2016), so i is unlikely ha FMMs a e egions in he
memb ane ha o e a a ou able en i onmen in which hese memb ane p o eins a e con inuously
p esen and ac i e. Recen ly, he hypo hesis has been pu o wa d ha FMMs/ lo illins o m a pla -
o m o he o ma ion o unc ional p o ein oligome s, as wo k in S aphylococcus au eus showed
ha mul ime isa ion o Type 7 sec e ion sys ems and PBP2a depends on FMMs (Lopez and Koch,
2017;Ga cı´a-Fe na
´ndez e al., 2017;Mielich-Su
¨ss e al., 2017).
He e, we ha e analysed he ole o lo illins in pep idoglycan syn hesis in B. sub ilis. Ou esul s
show ha , a high g ow h a es, lo illins con ol memb ane luidi y in a manne ha is c i ical o
pep idoglycan syn hesis and M eB dynamics, bu ha e no e ec on PBP oligome isa ion. This esul s
in a new model o lo illin unc ion in he physical o ganisa ion o memb anes du ing as g ow h.
Resul s
Absence o lo illins shi s pep idoglycan syn hesis o di ision Sep a
In p e ious s udies, a double dele ion o loA/ loT was ei he epo ed o su e se e e shape de ec s
and pe u bed memb ane s uc u e (Dempwol e al., 2012), o o no ha e s ong shape de ec s
bu wi h a change in he o e all lipid o de ing o he memb ane (Bach and B amkamp, 2013). We
g ew wild ype and D loAT s ains and analysed exponen ially g owing cells. We did no obse e
s iking shape de ec s bu did see an inc ease in median cell leng h and dis ibu ion o cell leng hs in
he absence o lo illins (Figu e 1A,G). To look a e ec s on pep idoglycan syn hesis, we labelled
cells wi h HADA, a luo escen D-Alanine analogue ha epo s on si es o ac i e pep idoglycan syn-
hesis (Ku u e al., 2012), and wi h luo escen ancomycin (Van-FL), which labels LipidII and pep i-
doglycan con aining pen apep ide side chains (Daniel and E ing on, 2003;Mo ales Angeles
e al., 2017). This e ealed a signi ican accumula ion o pep idoglycan syn hesis s ains a di ision
sep a in he D loAT s ain (Figu e 1A–C). To look a memb ane s uc u e, cells we e labelled wi h
FM4-64, Nile-Red and DiI-C12, which a e lipid dyes ha accumula e in zones en iched in luid lipids
(S ahl e al., 2014). Again, he s ains accumula ed a he sep a in he D loAT s ain, which also
showed some accumula ion o FM4-64 and DiI-C12 in pa ches, sugges ing ha he mo e luid
egions o he memb ane a e coalescing in o la ge egions (Figu e 1A,D–F). The HADA, FM4-64
and Nile-Red measu emen s we e epea ed using a wild ype s ain exp essing endogenous GFP,
allowing simul aneous imaging o bo h s ains on he same slide, and ga e simila esul s, con i ming
ha he obse ed signal inc ease is no due o a ia ion be ween mic ocopy expe imen s (Figu e 1—
igu e supplemen 1A,B). In his mixed-s ain expe imen , Nile-Red labelling a he la e al mem-
b ane was he same be ween wild ype and D loAT s ains, indica ing ha he e is no di e ence in
dye di usion be ween he s ains (Figu e 1— igu e supplemen 1D). Inspec ion o he sep a by
elec on mic oscopy e ealed ha he e was no di e ence be ween he hicknesses o he sep a
be ween he wild ype and D loAT s ain, uling ou ha he inc ease in signal was due o o ma ion
o hicke sep a (Figu e 1— igu e supplemen 1C). The shi o pep idoglycan syn hesis o he di i-
sion si e could hin a s ess in he o e all pep idoglycan syn hesis ou e. This was con i med by
g owing cells a a suble hal concen a ion o os omycin, which limi s syn hesis o LipidII
(Kahan e al., 1974), bu ha does no impac g ow h a e a he concen a ion used. This esul ed
in bulging cells and some lysis, which was exace ba ed in he D loAT s ain (Figu e 1— igu e supple-
men 1F,G). I should be no ed ha he pep idoglycan syn hesis s ess caused by os omycin is no
he same as he s ess caused by he absence o lo illins, as he pheno ypes o wild ype cells wi h
suble hal os omycin a e qui e dis inc om D loAT cells wi hou os omycin.
We uled ou ha he pep idoglycan syn hesis s ess was caused by a change in he olding o
complex o ma ion by PBPs in he absence o lo illins, as he e we e no di e ences in he o e all
PBP-p o iles o Bocillin-FL labelled wild ype o lo illin dele ion s ains (Figu e 1— igu e
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Figu e 1. Accumula ion o pep idoglycan syn hesis and memb ane ma e ial a di ision si es in a lo illin mu an . (A) Mo phology o he exponen ially
g owing wild ype (WT) and D loAT s ains labelled wi h HADA, luo escen Vancomycin (Van-FL), FM 4–64, Nile Red, and DiI-C12. Scale ba : 5 mm. (B–F)
Peak in ensi y o HADA (B), Van-FL (C), Nile Red (D), FM4-64 (E) and DiI-C12 (F) labelled di ision si es o he cells shown in (A). Cells om each s ain
(n 100, excep E, n = 60) we e analysed using he Objec J mac o ool PeakFinde ollowed by s a is ical analysis wi h P ism. Signi ican di e ences a e
based on he wo- ailed Mann-Whi ney es (*p<0.05; **p<0.01). (G) Dis ibu ion o he cell leng h o he s ains analysed in (A). S a is ical analysis o he
da a (n = 100, wo ailed Mann-Whi ney es , *p<0.05) was pe o med wi h P ism, esul ing in box plo g aphs.
The online e sion o his a icle includes he ollowing sou ce da a and igu e supplemen (s) o igu e 1:
Sou ce da a 1. Fluo escence in ensi y and cell leng h measu emen s.
Figu e supplemen 1. Con ol expe imen s showing ha di e ences in sep al labeling in ensi y a e no due o mic oscopy se ings, sep um hickness,
o dye di usion.
Figu e supplemen 1—sou ce da a 1. G ow h da a plo ed in FS1F.
Figu e supplemen 1—sou ce da a 2. Da a plo ed in F1F1Sb, F1FS1C, F1FS1.
Figu e 1 con inued on nex page
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supplemen 2A). PBP complex o ma ion was analysed using a combina ion o Na i e-PAGE and
SDS-PAGE wi h Bocillin-labelled memb ane ac ions (T ip and Sche e s, 2016) and showed ha
a ious PBPs can be ound in a high-MW complex (no ably PBPs 1, 2, 3 and 4), bu ha complex o -
ma ion is simila in he D loAT s ain (Figu e 1— igu e supplemen 2B). Also, none o he i e unc-
ional GFP-PBPs examined changed hei localisa ion in he D loAT s ain (Figu e 1— igu e
supplemen 2C). O e all, he da a sugges ha in he absence o lo illins, pep idoglycan syn hesis
is a ec ed and ela i ely inc eased a di ision sep a, wi h a concomi an accumula ion o memb ane
dyes ha a e indica i e o highe memb ane luidi y.
The absence o bo h lo illins and PBP1 causes a se e e pheno ype,
linked o a loss o memb ane luidi y
We easoned ha a non-le hal de ec in sep al pep idoglycan syn hesis could e eal mo e abou he
ole o lo illins and cons uc ed a lo illin mu an ha lacks PBP1, a bi unc ional glycosyl ans e ase/
anspep idase ha is equi ed o e icien cell di ision (Sche e s and E ing on, 2004). Simul a-
neous dele ion o pbp1, loA, and loT esul ed in s ong ilamen a ion and delocalisa ion o pep ido-
glycan syn hesis as well as memb ane dyes o pa ches (Figu e 2A,Figu e 2— igu e supplemen
1A). Dele ion o single lo illin genes and PBP1 had simila , albei less se e e e ec s (Figu e 2— ig-
u e supplemen 1B,C). To exclude he possibili y ha an al e a ion o pep idoglycan modi ica ion
esul ed in he delocalisa ion o HADA and Van-FL, we used D-Alanine-D-P opa gylglycine (D-Ala-D-
P a), a clickable dipep ide analogue which is exclusi ely inco po a ed in o pep idoglycan ia LipidII
(Sa ka e al., 2016). D-Ala-D-P a inco po a ion was delocalised in he Dpbp1D loAT s ain, indica -
ing ha pep idoglycan syn hesis i sel is delocalised (Figu e 2— igu e supplemen 1D). So a , ou
expe imen s we e done wi h as g owing cells and Lysogeny B o h (LB) as he g ow h medium.
S ikingly, none o he mu an s ains had an appa en pheno ype when cul i a ed in Spizizen’s mini-
mal medium (SMM, Figu e 2B), and pep idoglycan syn hesis and lipid dyes we e no longe accumu-
la ing a di ision si es in he D loAT s ain (Figu e 2— igu e supplemen 2). SMM has a highe Mg
2+
concen a ion, which is known o escue a ious cell shape mu a ions by inhibi ion o cell wall hyd o-
lysis (Dajko ic e al., 2017). Howe e , he inc ease in Mg
2+
was no su icien o explain he e e sal
o pheno ype as cells g own on LB supplemen ed wi h Mg
2+
(6 mM, concen a ion in SMM, o 20
mM) s ill displayed he elonga ed pheno ype wi h delocalised pep idoglycan syn hesis (Figu e 2—
igu e supplemen 3). This indica ed ha he pheno ypes associa ed wi h he absence o lo illins
a e g ow h- a e and/o nu ien ela ed.
Nex , we de e mined lipid packing o de in he di e en s ains using he luo escen dye Lau -
dan, a epo e o lo illin-media ed lipid o de ing (Bach and B amkamp, 2013). LB-g own cells
lacking lo illins displayed an inc eased gene alised pola isa ion (GP) (Bach and B amkamp, 2013),
indica i e o an o e all inc ease in o de ed lipid packing in he memb ane, bu he e ec o lo illins
on memb ane o de ing comple ely disappea ed when cells we e g own on SMM (Figu e 3). The es-
olu ion ob ained wi h Lau dan does no allow he de ec ion o local di e ences in luidi y be ween
he la e al memb ane and he sep a, bu does epo on o e all lipid o de ing. O e all, lipid o de
was inc eased in cells g own on SMM compa ed o LB (Figu e 3), whe eas he absence o PBP1 had
no signi ican e ec on memb ane luidi y, also no when combined wi h lo illin dele ions (Figu e 3).
The changes in lipid o de ing we e no due o changes in he o e all a y acid composi ion o he
memb anes - he a ios o C17/C15 side chains and iso/an eiso a y acids, which a e indica i e o lu-
idi y (S ahl e al., 2014), we e iden ical o wild ype and D loAT s ains g own on LB, and e y simi-
la o cells g own on SMM (Figu e 3— igu e supplemen 1).
Res o ing memb ane luidi y escues no mal pep idoglycan syn hesis
The GP alues indica ed ha memb anes a e mo e o de ed when cells a e g own on minimal
medium, and his sugges s ha he lo illin-associa ed inc ease in o e all memb ane luidi y is impo -
an o cell shape con ol a high g ow h a es. This was es ed by g owing he s ains lacking lo il-
lins and PBP1 on LB in he p esence o benzyl alcohol, an ex ensi ely used memb ane luidise ha
Figu e 1 con inued
Figu e supplemen 2. Absence o lo illins does no a ec exp ession, oligome isa ion o localisa ion o PBPs.
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Figu e 2. Cell mo phology and cell wall syn hesis localisa ion is dependen on g ow h condi ions. Mo phology o he WT,D loAT,Dpbp1, and
Dpbp1D loAT s ains g own in (A) ich (LB), (B) minimal (SMM) medium, and in (C) ich medium wi h memb ane luidising condi ions (0.1% benzyl
alcohol, LB+BnOH). Cells we e labelled wi h HADA, and abe an cell shape and pep idoglycan syn hesis a e indica ed wi h a owheads. Panels on he
igh indica e co esponding cell leng h dis ibu ions (n 100). Dis ibu ions we e analysed using Dunn’s mul iple compa ison es s a e K uskal–Wallis.
S a is ically signi ican cell leng h dis ibu ion classes (p<0.001) a e ep esen ed as le e s abo e each g aph – in B and C he e we e no signi ican
di e ences. Scale ba : 4 mm.
The online e sion o his a icle includes he ollowing sou ce da a and igu e supplemen (s) o igu e 2:
Sou ce da a 1. Cell leng h measu emen s.
Figu e supplemen 1. Dele ion o bo h lo illins and PBP1 induces ilamen a ion and delocalisa ion o pep idoglycan syn hesis.
Figu e supplemen 1—sou ce da a 1. Cell leng h measu emen s plo ed in F2F1C.
Figu e supplemen 2. Sep um labelling o wild ype and lo illin mu an cells g own on minimal medium.
Figu e supplemen 2—sou ce da a 1. Fluo escence in ensi y measu emen s plo ed in F2FS2.
Figu e supplemen 3. Filamen a ion and delocalisa ion o pep idoglycan syn hesis in he absence o lo illins and PBP1 is no escued by he addi ion
o magnesium.
Figu e supplemen 4. G ow h cu es and g ow h a es show simila g ow h o w , D loAT,Dpbp1, and Dpbp1D loAT (as well as D loA, D loT,
Dpbp1D loA and Dpbp1D loT) s ains g own on LB o on LB supplemen ed wi h BnOH (0.1% (w/ )).
Figu e supplemen 4—sou ce da a 1. G ow h cu e da a.
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inc eases memb ane hyd a ion due o diso de ing o memb ane s uc u e (Konopa
´sek e al., 2000).
No ably, he addi ion o benzyl alcohol inc eased memb ane luidi y o simila ex en s in he wild-
ype and he mu an s ains (see Figu e 3C), bu did no a ec he g ow h a es o he s ains (Fig-
u e 2— igu e supplemen 4). The inc ease in memb ane luidi y es o ed no mal cell leng h and
no mal pep idoglycan syn hesis pa e ns o he pbp1/ loA/ loT s ain (Figu e 2C).
In B. sub ilis, he a e o g ow h and o pep idoglycan syn hesis is linked o he speed o M eB
mo emen – in minimal media, he speed o M eB pa ches is educed compa ed o he speed in ich
media (Billaudeau e al., 2017). Analysis o he mo emen o a ully unc ional mRFP uby-M eB
usion (Domı´nguez-Escoba e al., 2011) by ime lapse TIRF (To al In e nal Re lec ion Fluo escence)
mic oscopy, con i med ha M eB pa ch mobili y is highe in cells g own on LB han in cells g own on
SMM, wi h M eB speeds simila o hose epo ed p e iously (Billaudeau e al., 2017;Figu e 4,Fig-
u e 4— ideos 1 and 2). S ikingly, in he absence o lo illins, M eB pa ch mobili y was no ably
dec eased in cells g own on LB, while in SMM g own cells M eB pa ch mobili y was independen o
he p esence o lo illins (Figu e 4,Figu e 4— ideos 3 and 4). Fluidising he memb ane wi h benzyl
alcohol, which does no al e he g ow h a e, almos comple ely es o ed M eB mobili y in LB g own
cells (Figu e 4,Figu e 4— ideos 5 and 6). These esul s indica e ha he M eB pa ch mobili y is
no only con olled by g ow h a e, bu also by memb ane luidi y. Thus, in as g owing cells wi h
dec eased memb ane luidi y he e is a dec ease in elongasome media ed pep idoglycan syn hesis,
Figu e 3. Flo illins inc ease o e all memb ane luidi y a high g ow h a e. Changes in o e all memb ane luidi y we e assessed by Lau dan mic oscopy
in cells g own on LB (A), SMM (B) and LB+BnOH (C). Mic og aphs show colou -coded gene alised pola isa ion (GP) maps in which ed indica es egions
o dec eased luidi y (scale ba : 4 mm). Co esponden heo e ical GP measu emen s in he g aphs a y om 1 (mo e luid) o 1 (less luid). Signi ican
s a is ical di e ences acco ding o Dunn’s mul iple compa ison es s a e K uskal–Wallis a e ep esen ed as le e s abo e each g aph in panel (A). Da a
labelled ‘A’ a e signi ican ly di e en om da a labelled ‘B’; da a wi h he same le e a e no signi ican ly di e en . No s a is ically signi ican di e ence
was obse ed o he da a in panels (B) and (C) (p<0.001; n 150, wo biological eplica es).
The online e sion o his a icle includes he ollowing sou ce da a and igu e supplemen (s) o igu e 3:
Sou ce da a 1. GP measu emen .
Figu e supplemen 1. Fa y acid composi ion analysis.
Figu e supplemen 1—sou ce da a 1. Fa y acid composi ion da a.
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e lec ed by he educ ion o M eB mobili y. This i s wi h an obse ed inc ease in pep idoglycan syn-
hesis a he di ision si e which may ac as a compensa o y mechanism.
Flo illin inc eases luidi y o model memb anes in i o
To assess whe he he in luence o lo illins on memb ane luidi y is di ec , we de e mined he mem-
b ane luidi y o model memb anes wi h pu i ied lo illin using solid-s a e NMR (ssNMR).
2
H ssNMR
is a biophysical ool ha assesses lipid mobili y in na i e-like model memb anes on he a omic le el,
by moni o ing he ca bon-deu e ium o de pa ame e o a deu e a ed lipid along he acyl chain
(he e POPC-d31) (Molugu e al., 2017;Leg and e al., 2019). We pu i ied B. sub ilis FloT and
es ed he impac o FloT on he memb ane, when econs i u ed in POPC-d31 liposomes (Schema i-
cally depic ed in Figu e 5A). FloT dec eases he spec al wid h o he
2
H quad upola spli ing,
e lec ing an inc ease in mo ion on he a omic scale (Figu e 5B). The
2
H spec um encodes he local
o de pa ame e S
CD
o he ca bon-deu e ium in absence and in p esence o FloT. S ikingly, FloT
Figu e 4. M eB speed is linked o memb ane luidi y. (A) The M eB speed in di e en s ain backg ounds and g ow h condi ions was analysed by ime-
lapse TIRF mic oscopy. Sca e plo o he speed o pa ches ob ained om indi idual acks in 5 di e en cells a e ep esen ed pe usion and
condi ion. A e age speeds a e shown; e o ba s indica e he s anda d de ia ion. Signi ican s a is ical di e ences acco ding o Dunn’s mul iple
compa ison es s a e K uskal–Wallis a e ep esen ed (p<0.001). (B) Rep esen a i e kymog aphs showing as and slow mo ing pa ches o mRFP uby-
M eB in B. sub ilis cells lacking endogenous m eB (WT) o m eB and loAT (D loAT). See Figu e 4— ideos 1–6 o co esponding aw image se ies.
The online e sion o his a icle includes he ollowing ideo and sou ce da a o igu e 4:
Sou ce da a 1. M eB pa ch mobili y measu emen s de e mined by TIRFM.
Figu e 4— ideo 1. Visualisa ion o xylose inducible m pRuby-M eB pa ches dynamics (s ain 4070) du ing exponen ial g ow h in LB medium a 37˚C by
TIRF mic oscopy.
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Figu e 4— ideo 2. Visualisa ion o xylose inducible m pRuby-M eB pa ches dynamics (s ain 4070) du ing exponen ial g ow h in SMM medium a 37˚C
by TIRF mic oscopy.
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Figu e 4— ideo 3. Visualisa ion o xylose inducible m pRuby-M eB in D loAT pa ches dynamics (s ain 4076) du ing exponen ial g ow h in LB medium
a 37˚C by TIRF mic oscopy.
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Figu e 4— ideo 4. Visualisa ion o xylose inducible m pRuby-M eB in D loAT pa ches dynamics (s ain 4076) du ing exponen ial g ow h in SMM
medium a 37˚C by TIRF mic oscopy.
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Figu e 4— ideo 5. Visualisa ion o xylose inducible m pRuby-M eB pa ches dynamics (s ain 4070) du ing exponen ial g ow h in LB medium supple-
men ed wi h BnOH (0.1%) a 37˚C by TIRF mic oscopy.
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Figu e 4— ideo 6. Visualisa ion o xylose inducible m pRuby-M eB in D loAT pa ches dynamics (s ain 4076) du ing exponen ial g ow h in LB medium
supplemen ed wi h BnOH (0.1%) a 37˚C by TIRF mic oscopy.
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has an impo an impac on he o de pa ame e along he en i e acyl chain. I is ema kable ha he
p o ein signi ican ly dec eases he o de pa ame e S
CD
, eaching e en he inne ca bon a oms o
he acyl chain, indica ing a di e en packing beha iou and inc eased memb ane luidi y upon in e -
ac ion wi h FloT (Figu e 5B). The s ong luidising e ec desc ibed o FloT is no ably di e en om
he e ec s o he p o eins ha e when econs i u ed in o liposomes, such as plan emo ins
(Leg and e al., 2019) o he memb ane binding pep ide o he non ecep o y osine kinase S c
(Scheid and Hus e , 2009). The aniso opic lineshape o he
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P spec a indica es ha he mem-
b ane is in he lamella phase as expec ed o POPC a he chosen empe a u e (298K) (Hus-
e , 2014). Upon in e ac ions wi h FloT he lamella phase emains in ac wi h o ma ion o a ew
smalle objec s, indica ing ha he o e all liposome s uc u e is no a ec ed and ha i s phase is
main ained (Figu e 5— igu e supplemen 1).
Discussion
Ou da a p o ide e idence ha lo illins play a di ec ole in con olling memb ane luidi y and ha
memb ane luidi y is c i ical o pep idoglycan syn hesis a ce ain g ow h condi ions. In i o, lo il-
lins enhance he luidi y o a model memb ane, and in i o, he memb anes o as g owing lo illin-
mu an cells a e less luid e en hough he a y acid composi ion in hese cells is iden ical. The e-
o e, we p opose ha he e ec o lo illins on memb ane luidi y is di ec , h ough a change in he
packing beha iou o he lipids esul ing in an e icien sepa a ion o s a es o liquid o de ed and dis-
o de ed lipid domains in he memb ane bilaye (Bach and B amkamp, 2013). We ound ha
Figu e 5. Lipid o de ing o FloT p obed by
2
H solid-s a e NMR. (A) Wide-line
2
H spec a o POPC-d31 liposomes wi h o wi hou FloT a a lipid- o-
p o ein mola a io o 25:1 acqui ed a 298 K. (B) E ec o FloT on he C-
2
H o de pa ame e s o he PC acyl chain. De-Pake-ing and simula ions we e
applied on he
2
H solid-s a e NMR spec a o de e mine accu a ely indi idual quad upola spli ings. O de pa ame e s o POPC-d31 acyl chain we e
de i ed om expe imen al quad upola spli ings and plo ed as a unc ion o he labelled ca bon posi ion. Inse : schema ic depic ion o a liposome
wi h added FloT which a aches o he memb ane ia a hai pin loop (Bach and B amkamp, 2015).
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Figu e supplemen 1.
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P solid-s a e NMR expe imen s o POPC liposomes wi h o wi hou FloT a a lipid- o-p o ein mola a io o 25:1.
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Bocillin labelling
Cells we e g own un il an OD600 o 0.4–0.5, and washed wice wi h PBS. Nex , samples we e esus-
pended in 50 ml PBS con aining Bocillin-FL (5 mg/ml) and incuba ed a oom empe a u e o 10 min.
Subsequen ly cells we e ha es ed, lysed by sonica ion and cell- ee ex ac s we e p epa ed. Sam-
ples, equalised o cul u e OD, we e p epa ed wi h SDS-PAGE sample bu e and un on a 12% SDS-
PAGE gel. Fluo escen bands we e isualised using a Typhoon T io (GE Heal hca e) scanne .
Isola ion o memb anes
Memb ane isola ion was adap ed om Schneide e al., 2015b. B ie ly, cells we e g own un il an
OD600 o 0.4–0.5, cell ac ions we e collec ed and esuspended in PBS wi h Lysozyme (1 mg/ml),
EDTA (5 mM), 1/10 able cOmple e p o ease inhibi o (Roche), and DNAse (5 mg/ml) and incuba ed
o 30 min on ice. Samples we e sonica ed, cell which did no lyze we e spun down (8000 pm, 2
min, 4˚C), and he supe na an ac ion was cen i uged a 4˚C and 40000 pm o 1 h . The mem-
b ane pelle was dissol ed in ACA750 bu e (750 mM aminocap oic acid, 50 mM Bis-T is, pH 7.0) o
a inal p o ein concen a ion o 1 mg/ml. Memb anes we e solubilised o e nigh a 4˚C in 1% (w/ )
dodecylmal oside (DDM) and ei he used di ec ly o s o ed a 20˚C.
Blue na i e PAGE (BN-PAGE)
The expe imen was pe o med as desc ibed (T ip and Sche e s, 2016). Samples we e p epa ed by
mixing sample bu e (0.1% Ponceau S, 42.5% Glyce ol) wi h solubilised memb anes in a 1:3 a io.
Samples we e esol ed on a mini-PROTEAN TGX S ain-F ee g adien gel (4–15%, BioRad) using
ca hode (50 mM T icine and 15 mM BisT is), and anode (50 mM BisT is pH 7.0) bu e s. The No ex
Na i eMa k Uns ained P o ein S anda d ma ke was used as a Mw ma ke .
Second dimension SDS PAGE (2D SDS-PAGE)
A lane o in e es was excised om he Na i e-PAGE gel and immobilised ho izon ally on op o a
SDS-PAGE gel (5% s acking, 12% esol ing). The excised agmen was lanked wi h a piece o Wha -
man pape soaked wi h PageRule P es ained P o ein Ladde . The gel agmen o be esol ed in
he second dimension was opped wi h a mix o 1% (w/ ) LowTempe a u e aga ose, 0.5% (w/ ) SDS
and b omophenol blue. A e he aga ose had solidi ied, s anda d SDS-PAGE elec opho esis was
pe o med.
TEM
Cul u es we e ha es ed by cen i uga ion and a small amoun o pelle was placed on a coppe
dish. A 400 coppe mesh g id and a 75 mm ape u e g id was placed on op o he cells o c ea e a
hin laye . The sandwiched cells we e plunged apidly in o liquid p opane. Sandwiches we e hen dis-
assembled and placed on ozen eeze-subs i u ion medium con aining 1% osmium e oxide, 0.5%
u anyl ace a e and 5% wa e in ace one. Cells we e dehyd a ed and ixed using he apid eeze sub-
s i u ion me hod (McDonald, 2014). Samples we e embedded in epon and ul a hin sec ions we e
collec ed on o m a coa ed and ca bon e apo a ed coppe g ids and inspec ed using a CM12 (Phi-
lips) ansmission elec on mic oscope. Fo each s ain 70 andom sep a we e imaged wi h pixel es-
olu ion o 1.2 nm. Using ImageJ he cell wall hickness o each sep um was measu ed a 4 places
om which he a e age was aken.
S a is ical analysis
Each se o mic og aphs o be analysed was imaged wi h he same exposu e ime. Fo he sep um
in ensi y analysis o HADA, FM4-64 and Nile Red, he wild ype s ain (exp essing GFP) and he
D loAT s ains we e mixed, labelled and imaged on he same aga ose pad. In ensi y o he luo es-
cen ly labelled sep a was measu ed using he Objec J mac o ool PeakFinde (h ps://sils. nwi.u a.
nl/bcb/objec j/examples/PeakFinde /peak inde .h ml) (Vische e al., 2015). A pe pendicula line
was d awn ac oss he sep al plane, he backg ound in ensi y was emo ed esul ing in a maximum
peak in ensi y. The numbe o sep a compa ed was indica ed o e e y indi idual expe imen . Popu-
la ions we e compa ed using he non-pa ame ic Mann-Whi ney es . The null hypo hesis was es ed
wi h he p alue o 0.05. The s a is ical analyses and hei g aphical ep esen a ion (box plo s) we e
gene a ed wi h G aphPad P ism 8.1 (San Diego, Cali o nia, USA). Box plo s show he median and
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he in e qua ile ange (box), he 5 h and 95 h pe cen ile (whiske s). Lau dan luo escence gene al-
ised pola isa ion, cell leng h and M eB speed s a is ical analyses we e pe o med using K uskal-
Wallis wi h Dunn’s mul iple compa ison pos -hoc es .
Fa y acid composi ion analysis
The a y acid composi ion o B. sub ilis wild- ype cells and he lo illin/PBP mu an s was analysed
wi h gas ch oma og aphy as a y acid me hyl es e s. Cells o he analyses we e g own a 37˚C in LB
o SMM un il mid-exponen ial (OD
600
~0.5), ha es ed (6000 pm, 10 min, 4˚C) and washed wi h 100
mM NaCl. Nex , he cells we e eeze d ied a 50˚C, 0.012 mba o a minimum o 18 h . All analy-
ses we e ca ied ou on biological duplica es by he Iden i ica ion Se ice o he DSMZ, B aunsch-
weig, Ge many.
Sample p epa a ion o solid-s a e NMR
FloT was essen ialy pu i ied as desc ibed (Bach and B amkamp, 2013), in solubilised o m, and
s o ed in bu e A (50 mM T is HCl pH 7.5, 150 mM NaCl, 5 mM MgCl
2
) supplemen ed wi h 0.05%
T i on X-100.
Liposomes con aining POPC-d31 we e p epa ed by mixing app op ia e lipid powde s in o ganic
sol en s (chlo o o m/me hanol, 2:1 a io). Sol en s we e e apo a ed unde a low o N
2
o ob ain a
hin lipid ilm. Lipids we e ehyd a ed wi h ul apu e wa e be o e lyophilisa ion o e nigh . The lipid
powde was hyd a ed wi h an app op ia e amoun o bu e A wi h 10% glyce ol and homogenised
by h ee cycles o o exing, eezing (liquid ni ogen, 196˚C, 1 min) and hawing (40˚C in a wa e
ba h, 10 min). This p o ocol gene a ed a milky suspension o mic ome e -sized mul ilamella esicles.
FloT was solubilised in Bu e A supplemen ed wi h 0.05% T i on X-100 and added o p e o med lip-
osomes and incuba ed o 1 h a oom empe a u e. A dialysis s ep was hen pe o med agains
Bu e A a 4˚C unde agi a ion o emo e he de e gen . Samples we e cen i uged a 100,000 g a
4˚C o 1 h o pelle he p o eoliposomes.
2
H solid-s a e NMR spec a we e eco ded o liposomes
in he p esence o absence o FloT a a lipid/p o ein a io o 25:1 a 298 K.
Solid-s a e NMR
2
H NMR spec oscopy expe imen s we e pe o med using a B uke A ance III 500 MHz WB (11.75 T)
spec ome e . They we e eco ded on
2
H-labelled POPC a 76.77 MHz wi h a phase-cycled quad u-
pola echo pulse sequence (90˚x- -90˚y- -acq). Acquisi ion pa ame e s we e as ollows: spec al win-
dow o 500 kHz o 2H NMR spec oscopy, p/2 pulse wid h o 3.90 ms o
2
H, in e pulse delays ( )
we e o 40 ms, ecycled delays o 1.3 s o 2H; 3000 and 8000 scans we e used o
2
H NMR spec os-
copy on liposomes and liposomes wi h FloT, espec i ely. Spec a we e p ocessed using a Lo en zian
line b oadening o 300 Hz o
2
H NMR spec a be o e Fou ie ans o ma ion om he op o he
echo. Samples we e equilib a ed o 30 min a a gi en empe a u e be o e da a acquisi ion. All spec-
a we e p ocessed and analysed using B uke Topspin 3.2 so wa e. Spec al momen s we e calcu-
la ed o each empe a u e using he NMR Depake 1.0 c1 so wa e [Copy igh (C) 2009 Se´ bas ien
Buchoux]. O ien a ional o de pa ame e s (SCD) we e calcula ed om expe imen al quad upola
spli ings (DnQ) as desc ibed in Hus e , 2014. Fo
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P ssNMR, we applied a s a ic Hahn spin echo
sequence a he
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P equency o 162 MHz on a 400 MHz (9.4T) B uke A ance III HD spec ome e ,
wi h a 90pulse o 8 ms, a delay o 40 ms, a ecycle delay o 5 s, a spec al window o 400 ppm and a
numbe o scans o 4000 and 3400 was used on liposomes and liposomes wi h FloT, espec i ely.
Spec a we e p ocessed using a Lo en zian line b oadening o 100 Hz.
Acknowledgemen s
We hank Hen ik S ahl o discussions and sha ing o unpublished da a, Ru Ca ballido-Lopez o
s ain RWBS5 and Luiza Mo awska and Osca Kuipe s o he P nB-g p plasmid.
This wo k was unded by NWO g an 864.09.010 (DJS), DFG g an s BR 2915/4–1; INST 86/1452–
1 (MB), ERC s a ing g an 757913; NWO g an 721.014.008 (AKHH); PhD ellowships DAAD-GSSP
o AS; and SFRH/BD/78061/2011- POPH/FSE/FCT o ASB.
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Addi ional in o ma ion
Funding
Funde G an e e ence numbe Au ho
Nede landse O ganisa ie oo
We enschappelijk Onde zoek
Vidi 864.09.010 Di k-Jan Sche e s
Deu sche Fo schungsge-
meinscha
BR 2915/7-1 Ma c B amkamp
Deu sche Fo schungsge-
meinscha
INST 86/1452-1 Ma c B amkamp
Nede landse O ganisa ie oo
We enschappelijk Onde zoek
721.014.008 Anna KH Hi sch
Eu opean Resea ch Council s a ing g an 757913 Anna KH Hi sch
Deu sche Akademische Aus-
auschdiens
PhD ellowship DAAD-GSSP Abigail Sa ie o
Fundac¸a
˜o pa a a Cie
ˆncia e a
Tecnologia
PhD ellowship SFRH/BD/
78061/2011- POPH/FSE/
FCT
Anabela de Sousa Bo ges
The unde s had no ole in s udy design, da a collec ion and in e p e a ion, o he
decision o submi he wo k o publica ion.
Au ho con ibu ions
Aleksand a Zielin´ ska, Concep ualiza ion, Da a cu a ion, Fo mal analysis, Supe ision, In es iga ion,
Visualiza ion, Me hodology, W i ing - o iginal d a , W i ing - e iew and edi ing; Abigail Sa ie o,
Concep ualiza ion, Da a cu a ion, Fo mal analysis, In es iga ion, Visualiza ion, Me hodology, W i ing
- o iginal d a , W i ing - e iew and edi ing; Anabela de Sousa Bo ges, Concep ualiza ion, Funding
acquisi ion, In es iga ion, Visualiza ion, Me hodology; Denis Ma inez, Melanie Be bon, Fo mal anal-
ysis, In es iga ion, Me hodology; Joe
¨l R Roelo sen, In es iga ion; Alwin M Ha man, Anna KH Hi sch,
Resou ces; Rinse de Boe , Fo mal analysis, In es iga ion; Ida J Van de Klei, Supe ision, In es iga-
ion; Bi gi Habens ein, Concep ualiza ion, Supe ision, In es iga ion, Me hodology, W i ing - o igi-
nal d a ; Ma c B amkamp, Di k-Jan Sche e s, Concep ualiza ion, Fo mal analysis, Supe ision,
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