Stereochemistry of guanidine-metal interactions: Implications for L-arginine-metal interactions in protein structure and function
Stereochemistry of guanidine-metal interactions: Implications for L-arginine-metal interactions in protein structure and function
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DOI:
10.1002/prot.21127
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发表时间:
2006-11-15
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2.9
通讯作者:
Christianson, David W.
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作者:
Di Costanzo, Luigi;Flores, Lloyd V., Jr.;Christianson, David W.
The geometries of 150 guanidine-metal ion interactions retrieved from crystal structures deposited in the Cambridge Structural Database have been analyzed. Metal ions exhibit a preference for anti coordination stereochemistry in the plane of the unprotonated guanidine group, usually in chelate complexes with a diguanidine moiety, but syn-oriented interactions are occasionally found for single guanidine-metal interactions. Three L-arginine-metal coordination interactions are found in metalloenzyme structures deposited in the Protein Data Bank: biotin synthase from E. coli, His-67 -> Arg human carbonic anhydrase I, and inactivated B. caldovelox arginase complexed with L-arginine. In these proteins, L-argininemetal coordination adopts syn/out-of-plane and anti/in-plane coordination stereochemistry. The implications of these results for L-arginine-metal interactions in protein structure and function are discussed. Although such interactions are rare, this analysis serves as a useful reference point for the growing interest in enzymes containing L-arginine residues that function as general bases or metal ligands.