N-(cyclohexanecarboxyl)-O-phospho-l-serine, a minimal substrate for the dual-specificity protein phosphatase IphP.
N-(cyclohexanecarboxyl)-O-phospho-l-serine, a minimal substrate for the dual-specificity protein phosphatase IphP.
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N-(环己烷羧基)-O-磷酸-L-丝氨酸,双特异性蛋白磷酸酶 IphP 的最小底物。
DOI:
10.1006/abbi.2000.1750
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发表时间:
2000
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Kennelly,PJ
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作者:
Savle,PS;Shelton,TE;Meadows,CA;Potts,M;Gandour,RD;Kennelly,PJ
Three dual-specific phosphatases [DSPs], IphP, VHR, and Cdc14, and three protein-tyrosine phosphatases [PTPs], PTP-1B, PTP-H1, and Tc-PTPa, were challenged with a set of low molecular weight phosphoesters to probe the factors underlying the distinct substrate specificities displayed by these two mechanistically homologous families of protein phosphatases. It was observed that β-naphthyl phosphate represented an excellent general substrate for both PTPs and DSPs. While DSPs tended to hydrolyze α-naphthyl phosphate at rates comparable to that of the β-isomer, the PTPs PTP-1B and Tc-PTPa did not. PTP-H1, however, displayed high α-naphthyl phosphatase activity. Intriguingly, PTP-H1 also displayed much higher protein-serine phosphatase activity in vitro, 0.2–0.3% that toward equivalent tyrosine phosphorylated proteins, than did PTP-1B or Tc-PTPa. The latter two PTPs discriminated between the serine- and tyrosine-phosphorylated forms of two test proteins by factors of ≥104–106. While free phosphoserine represented an extremely poor substrate for all of the DSPs examined, the addition of a hydrophobic “handle” to form N-(cyclohexanecarboxyl)-O-phospho-l -serine produced a compound that was hydrolyzed by IphP with high efficiency, i.e., at a rate comparable to that of free phosphotyrosine or p-nitrophenyl phosphate. VHR also hydrolyzed N-(cyclohexanecarboxyl)-O-phospho-l -serine (1 mM) at a rate approximately one-tenth that of β-naphthyl phosphate. None of the PTPs tested exhibited significant activity against this compound. However, N-(cyclohexanecarboxyl)-O-phospho-l -serine did not prove to be a universal substrate for DSPs as Cdc14 displayed little propensity to hydrolyze it.