Understanding the P1' specificity of the matrix metalloproteinases: effect of S1' pocket mutations in matrilysin and stromelysin-1.
Understanding the P1' specificity of the matrix metalloproteinases: effect of S1' pocket mutations in matrilysin and stromelysin-1.
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了解基质金属蛋白酶的 P1 特异性:Matrilysin 和 Stromelysin-1 中 S1 口袋突变的影响。
DOI:
10.1021/bi9601969
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发表时间:
1996
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VanWart,HE
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作者:
Welch,AR;Holman,CM;Huber,M;Brenner,MC;Browner,MF;VanWart,HE
Matrilysin (MAT) prefers leucine over residues that have aromatic side chains at the P1‘ position of peptide and protein substrates, while stromelysin (HFS) has a broader specificity. The X-ray structures of these enzymes show that their respective S1‘ subsites differ primarily due to the amino acids present at positions 214 and 215. To examine the role that these residues play in determining P1‘ specificity, the amino acids at these positions in matrilysin have been replaced by those found in stromelysin (MAT:Y214L, MAT:A215V, and MAT:Y214L/A215V). The specificity and activity of MAT:A215V are similar to those of wild type matrilysin. Both MAT:Y214L and MAT:Y214L/A215V, however, have P1‘ specificities that are more similar to stromelysin than matrilysin. Specifically, these enzymes exhibit an 8- to 9-fold reduction inkcat/KMtoward a peptide substrate with Leu in subsite P1‘ relative to wild type matrilysin. This is predominantly the result of an approximate 5-fold decrease inkcat. TheKMvalues only partially increase toward the value observed for stromelysin. Studies of the pre-steady-state reaction of wild type and mutant matrilysin with substrates with Leu and Tyr residues in the P1‘ position confirm that theKMvalues for these reactions reflectKDvalues for substrate binding. Thus, replacement of a single tyrosine residue in the S1‘ pocket of matrilysin by leucine alters its P1‘ specificity to resemble that of stromelysin. In contrast, alteration of the S1‘ subsite of stromelysin (HFS:L214Y/V215A) to resemble matrilysin increases activity (i.e., higherkcat/KM) toward peptide substrates with both leucine and residues with aromatic side chains in the P1‘ position with only a partial increase in specificity for Leu. These increases in activity are the result of decreases in theKMvalues for these reactions.