UFM1-Activating Enzyme 5 (Uba5) Requires an Extension to Get the Job Done Right.
UFM1-Activating Enzyme 5 (Uba5) Requires an Extension to Get the Job Done Right.
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UFM1 激活酶 5 (Uba5) 需要扩展才能正确完成工作。
DOI:
10.1016/j.jmb.2018.11.017
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Olsen,ShaunK
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作者:
Lv,Zongyang;Olsen,ShaunK
Ubiquitin (Ub) and Ub-like proteins (Ubls) are posttranslational modifiers that regulate nearly every aspect of eukaryotic biology by altering the stability, intermolecular interactions, activity, and localization of modified target proteins [1]. The importance of Ub/Ubl signaling to human health is underscored by the fact that its dysregulation is implicated in a number of pathologies and that the pathways serve as targets for therapeutic intervention in cancer and other disorders. All Ub/Ubls are conjugated to target proteins through the sequential activities and interactions of parallel cascades of enzymes called E1, E2, and E3 that together serve to activate, shuttle, and ligate Ub/Ubls to target proteins, respectively [2].Although Ub/Ubls and the enzymes in their conjugation cascades are structurally and mechanistically related, they regulate distinct repertoires of cellular processes, thus requiring mechanisms to ensure fidelity. This is primarily achieved by E1 enzymes, which serve as the gatekeepers of Ub/Ubl conjugation cascades by selectively binding and activating their cognate Ub/Ubls followed by transfer of the Ub/Ubl to cognate E2s [3–5]. All E1 enzymes activate Ub/Ubls through an ATP-dependent two-step catalytic mechanism comprising sequential adenylation and thioesterification reactions. The adenylation reaction comprises nucleophilic attack of a conserved C-terminal glycine carboxylate on the α-phosphate of ATP to form a Ub/Ubl-AMP acyl-adenylate intermediate and a pyrophosphate leaving group. The thioesterification reaction involves nucleophilic attack of the Ub/Ubl adenylate intermediate by the catalytic cysteine residue of E1 to form a high-energy thioester bond between the C-terminal glycine of the Ub/Ubl and the E1 catalytic cysteine along with an AMP leaving group. This is followed by recruitment of E2 enzymes and transfer of the Ub/Ubl from the E1 catalytic cysteine to the E2 catalytic cysteine in a process called E1-E2-Ubl thioester transfer [3–5].