PEPTIDYL TRANSFERS IN GRAMICIDIN S BIOSYNTHESIS FROM ENZYME-BOUND THIOESTER INTERMEDIATES
PEPTIDYL TRANSFERS IN GRAMICIDIN S BIOSYNTHESIS FROM ENZYME-BOUND THIOESTER INTERMEDIATES
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DOI:
10.1073/pnas.63.4.1335
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发表时间:
1969-01-01
影响因子:
11.1
通讯作者:
LIPMANN, F
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作者:
GEVERS, W;KLEINKAUF, H;LIPMANN, F
The biosynthesis of the peptide antibiotic gramicidin S involves successive peptidyl transfer reactions between intermediates bound in thioester linkages to two active enzyme fractions, I and II. Fraction II activates and recemizes phenylalanine, and then initiates peptidyl transfer by catalyzing a reaction between the carboxyl group of D-phenylalanine, bound to an enzymic sulfhydryl group, and the free imino group of L-proline, one of four L-amino acids all linked by their carboxyl functions to separate sulfhydryl groups on fraction I. Successive reactions of this type in the active centers of the multienzyme complex of fraction I lead to the formation of thioester-bonded nascent peptide chains and, ultimately, of the antibiotic product.