Understanding structural and functional diversity of ATP-PPases using protein domains and functional families in CATH database

Understanding structural and functional diversity of ATP-PPases using protein domains and functional families in CATH database
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10.1101/2023.10.12.562014
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2023-10
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bioRxiv
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V. Waman;Jialin Yin;Neeladri Sen;Mohd Firdaus-Raih;Su Datt Lam;C. Orengo
V. Waman;Jialin Yin;Neeladri Sen;Mohd Firdaus-Raih;Su Datt Lam;C. Orengo
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作者:
V. Waman;Jialin Yin;Neeladri Sen;Mohd Firdaus-Raih;Su Datt Lam;C. Orengo

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ATP-Pyrophosphatases (ATP-PPases) are the most primordial lineage of the large and diverse HUP (HIGH-motif proteins, Universal Stress Proteins, ATP-Pyrophosphatase) superfamily. There are four different ATP-PPase substrate-specificity groups, and members of each group show considerable sequence variation across the domains of life despite sharing the same catalytic function. Over the past decade, there has been a >20-fold expansion in the number of ATP-PPase domain structures most recently from advances in protein structure prediction (e.g. Alphafold2). Using the enriched structural information, we have characterised the two most populated ATP-PPase substrate-specificity groups, the NAD-synthases (NAD) and GMP synthases (GMPS). We performed local structural and sequence comparisons between the NADS and GMPS from different domains of life and identified taxonomic-group specific structural functional motifs. As GMPS and NADS are potential drug targets of pathogenic microorganisms including Mycobacterium tuberculosis, structural motifs specific to bacterial GMPS and NADS provide new insights that may aid antibacterial-drug design.