Structural dynamics and catalytic properties of a multi-modular xanthanase, native.
Structural dynamics and catalytic properties of a multi-modular xanthanase, native.
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10.2210/pdb6fhj/pdb
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2018-05
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12.9
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O. Moroz;P. F. Jensen;S. P. McDonald;N. McGregor;E. Blagova;Gerard Comamala;D. Segura;Lars Anderson;S. M. Vasu;V. P. Rao;L. Giger;R. Monrad;A. Svendsen;J. Nielsen;B. Henrissat;G. Davies;H. Brumer;K. Rand;K. Wilson
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O. Moroz;P. F. Jensen;S. P. McDonald;N. McGregor;E. Blagova;Gerard Comamala;D. Segura;Lars Anderson;S. M. Vasu;V. P. Rao;L. Giger;R. Monrad;A. Svendsen;J. Nielsen;B. Henrissat;G. Davies;H. Brumer;K. Rand;K. Wilson
The precise catalytic strategies used for the breakdown of the complex bacterial polysaccharide xanthan, an increasingly frequent component of processed human foodstuffs, have remained a mystery. Here, we present characterization of an endo-xanthanase from Paenibacillus nanensis. We show that it is a CAZy family 9 glycoside hydrolase (GH9) responsible for the hydrolysis of the xanthan backbone capable of generating tetrameric xanthan oligosaccharides from polysaccharide lyase family 8 (PL8) xanthan lyase-treated xanthan. Three-dimensional structure determination reveals a complex multimodular enzyme in which a catalytic (α/α)6 barrel is flanked by an N-terminal “immunoglobulin-like” (Ig-like) domain (frequently found in GH9 enzymes) and by four additional C-terminal all β-sheet domains that have very few homologues in sequence databases and at least one of which functions as a new xanthan-binding domain, now termed CBM84. The solution-phase conformation and dynamics of the enzyme in the native calcium-bou...