CARBOXYPEPTIDASE-A MECHANISMS
CARBOXYPEPTIDASE-A MECHANISMS
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.77.7.3875
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
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LIPSCOMB, WN
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作者:
LIPSCOMB, WN
The mode of binding of a ketonic substrate, which is an analog of esters in which the O of the scissile bond is replaced by CH2, to carboxypeptidase A is similar to that of Gly-Tyr. The site is S1, with the side chain in the pocket of the enzyme, the carboxylate salt-linked to Arg-145, and the carbonyl group bound to Zn. Esters are probably cleaved at the peptide cleavage site, although not necessarily with the same rate-controlling step or by the same detailed mechanism. The large differences found between the behavior of the enzyme in solution and in one crystalline phase do not apply to a different crystalline phase.