Structural role of Gly(193) in serine proteases: investigations of a G555E (GLY193 in chymotrypsin) mutant of blood coagulation factor XI.
Structural role of Gly(193) in serine proteases: investigations of a G555E (GLY193 in chymotrypsin) mutant of blood coagulation factor XI.
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Gly(193) 在丝氨酸蛋白酶中的结构作用:凝血因子 XI 的 G555E(胰凝乳蛋白酶中的 GLY193)突变体的研究。
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10.1074/jbc.m402971200
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2004
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Bajaj,SPaul
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Schmidt,AmyE;Ogawa,Taketoshi;Gailani,David;Bajaj,SPaul
In serine proteases, Gly193is highly conserved with few exceptions. A patient with inherited deficiency of the coagulation serine protease factor XI (FXI) was reported to be homozygous for a Gly555→ Glu substitution. Gly555in FXI corresponds to Gly193in chymotrypsin, which is the numbering system used subsequently. To investigate the abnormality in FXIG193E, we expressed and purified recombinant FXIaG193E, activated it to FXIaG193E, and compared its activity to wild type-activated FXI (FXIaWT). FXIaG193Eactivated FIX with ∼300-fold reducedkcatand similarKm, and hydrolyzed synthetic substrate with ∼10-fold reducedKmand modestly reducedkcat. Binding of antithrombin and the amyloid β-precursor protein Kunitz domain inhibitor (APPI) to FXIaG193Ewas impaired ∼8,000- and ∼100,000-fold, respectively. FXIaG193Einhibition by diisopropyl fluoro-phosphate was ∼30-fold slower and affinity forp-aminobenzamidine (S1 site probe) was 6-fold weaker than for FXIaWT. The rate of carbamylation of NH2-Ile16, which forms a salt bridge with Asp194in active serine proteases, was 4-fold faster for FXIaG193E. These data indicate that the unoccupied active site of FXIaG193Eis incompletely formed, and the amide N of Glu193may not point toward the oxyanion hole. Inclusion of saturating amounts ofp-aminobenzamidine resulted in comparable rates of carbamylation for FXIaWTand FXIaG193E, suggesting that the occupied active site has near normal conformation. Thus, binding of small synthetic substrates or inhibitors provides sufficient energy to allow the amide N of Glu193to point correctly toward the oxyanion hole. Homology modeling also indicates that the inability of FXIaG193Eto bind antithrombin/APPI or activate FIX is caused, in part, by impaired accessibility of the S2′ site because of a steric clash with Glu193. Such arguments will apply to other serine proteases with substitutions of Gly193with a non-glycine residue.