Differentiating serine and cysteine protease mechanisms by new covalent QSAR descriptors.
Differentiating serine and cysteine protease mechanisms by new covalent QSAR descriptors.
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通过新的共价 QSAR 描述符区分丝氨酸和半胱氨酸蛋白酶机制。
DOI:
10.1002/cbic.201000459
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2011
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Albeck,Amnon
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Shokhen,Michael;Traube,Tamar;Vijayakumar,Subramaniam;Hirsch,Michal;Uritsky,Neta;Albeck,Amnon
In the first catalytic step in serine proteases, the attacking Ser nucleophile forms an unstable covalent anionic tetrahedral complex, TC (O-), with the carbonyl group of the substrate (Fig. 1a).[1] In the case of reaction coordinate analog inhibitors (RCA)[2] the energy released in the formation of the new O—C covalent bond is sufficient for the thermodynamic stabilization of TC (O-) as the end products,[3] as for instance with α-ketoheterocycle inhibitors.[4] The catalytic mechanism of Cys proteases is still under debate.[5] The thiolate anion of Cys is much weaker nucleophile than the hydroxyl anion of Ser.[6] Therefore, the binding of RCA inhibitors in cysteine proteases may require further stabilization of TC, which could be realized by its protonation and the formation of a neutral TC (OH)(Fig.