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| [[Image:2z2x.png|left|200px|thumb|Crystal Structure of Subtilisin [[2z2x]]]]
| | <StructureSection load='' size='350' side='right' caption='Subtilisin (deepskyblue) complex with streptomycin inhibitor (green) and Ca+2 ions (green) (PDB entry [[2sic]])' scene='43/430882/Cv/2'> |
| {{STRUCTURE_2z2x| PDB=2z2x | SIZE=300| SCENE= |right|CAPTION=Subtilisin [[2z2x]] }}
| | == Function == |
| | [[Subtilisin]] is a serine protease. A 106 amino acid propeptide is cleaved from the N-terminus of '''pro-subtilisin''' to create the '''mature''' active enzym<ref>PMID:4967581</ref>. See detalis in [[User:Tommie Hata/Introduction to Protein Engineering-Subtilisin]]. |
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| [[Subtilisin]] is a serine protease. It is widely used commercially in detergents.
| | *'''Selenosubtilisin''' is a semisynthetic selenoenzyme produced by chemical modification of subtilisin<ref>PMID:8385489</ref>.<br /> |
| A 77 amino acid propeptide is cleaved from the N-terminus of pro-Sub to create the mature active enzyme. The images at the left and at the right correspond to one representative Subtilisin, ''i.e.'' the crystal structure of native mature subtilisin from ''Thermococcus kodakarensis'' ([[2z2x]]).
| | *'''Savinase''' is a subtilisin produced from a lentil<ref>PMID:24738747</ref>.<br /> |
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| | == Relevance == |
| | Subtilisin is widely used commercially in detergents. |
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| | == Structural highlights == |
| | The active site of Sub contains the <scene name='43/430882/Cv/12'>catalytic triad: Ser-His-Asp</scene>. The <scene name='43/430882/Cv/13'>peptide inhibitor has numerous interactions with Sub</scene> and the <scene name='43/430882/Cv/14'>scissile bond is flanked by Cys-Pro-Met-Val</scene><ref>PMID:1920411</ref>. |
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| == 3D Structures of Subtilisin == | | == 3D Structures of Subtilisin == |
| | [[Subtilisin 3D structures]] |
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| === Native mature subtilisin === | | == References == |
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| 2z2x – TkSub - ''Thermococcus kodakarensis''
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| 1sca, 1scb, 1sbc – BsSub - Bacillus subtilis (Subtilisin Carlsberg)
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| 1gns, 1sup, 1st2, 1st1, 1s01, 1sbt, 2sbt – BaSub - Bacillus amyloliquefaciens
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| 1iav, 1gci, 1jea, 1st3 – BlSub - Bacillus lentus (Subtilisin Savinase)
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| 1ea7, 3d43, 2ixt – spehricase – Sub from Bacillus sphaericus
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| === Mutant mature subtilisin ===
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| 3f49, 3co0, 2zrq – TkSubb (mutant)
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| 1gnv, 1dui, 1sue, 1a2q, 1aqn, 1sua, 1au9, 1ak9, 1yja, 1yjb, 1yjc, 1sbh, 1sbi, 1sub, 1suc, 1sud, 1s02 – BaSub (mutant)
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| 1ndu, 1q5p, 1c9j, 1c9m, 1c9n – BlSub (mutant)
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| === Native unautoprocessed subtilisin (pro-Sub) ===
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| 2z2z, 2e1p – pro-TkSub
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| === Mutant unautoprocessed subtilisin ===
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| 2zwo, 2zwp – pro-TKSub
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| === Mature subtilisin complexed with its propeptide ===
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| 3cnq – BaSub
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| 1spb – BaSub (mutant)
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| 3a3n, 3a3o, 3a3p, 2z56, 2z57, 2z58, 2z2y, 2z30 – TkSub
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| 1scj – BsSub
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| === Subtilisin complexed with polypeptide inhibitor ===
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| 1y1k, 1y33, 1y34, 1y3b, 1y3c, 1y3d, 1y3f, 1y48, 1y4a, 1y4d, 1tm3, 1tm4,
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| 1tm1, 1lw6 – BaSub+ chymotripsin inhibitor 2
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| 3sic, 5sic, 2sic – BaSub+Streptomyces inhibitor SSI
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| 1yu6 – BsSub+ovomucoid
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| 1v5i – BaSubb+POIA1 peptide
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| 1tk2, 1ndq – BlSub+gramicidin S
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| 1r0r – BsSub+ovomucoid
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| 1oyv – BsSub+tomato inhibitor II
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| 1sbn, 1sib, 2sec, 1sni, 1sce – BsSub+Elgin C
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| 1mee - BpSub+Elgin C – Bacillus pumilus
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| === Subtilisin complexed with inhibitor ===
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| 3bgo – BaSub+azide
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| 1c3l – BsSub+Xe
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| 1be8 – BsSub+cinnamoyl
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| 1be6 - BsSub+cinnamoyl+acetonitrile
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| 1bfk , 1scd– BsSub+acetonitrile
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| 1bfu, 1af4 – BsSub+dioxane
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| 1av7, 1avt, 3vsb, 1vsb – BsSub+boronic acid derivatives
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| 1scn – BsSub+carbamate derivative
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| 1bh6 – Sub DY+benzyloxycarbonyl-ala-pro-phe-chloromethyl ketone –Bacillus licheniformis
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