at least four orders of magnitude less active than wild type trehalase, with no structural difference between mutant and wild type enzyme discernible by circular dichroism. Mutation causes an increase in the activation energy for trehalose hydrolysis
at least four orders of magnitude less active than wild type trehalase, with no structural difference between mutant and wild type enzyme discernible by circular dichroism. Mutation causes an increase in the activation energy for trehalose hydrolysis. In presence of azide, activity increases three fold
at least four orders of magnitude less active than wild type trehalase, with no structural difference between mutant and wild type enzyme discernible by circular dichroism. Mutation causes an increase in the activation energy for trehalose hydrolysis
at least four orders of magnitude less active than wild type trehalase, with no structural difference between mutant and wild type enzyme discernible by circular dichroism. Mutation causes an increase in the activation energy for trehalose hydrolysis
at least four orders of magnitude less active than wild type trehalase, with no structural difference between mutant and wild type enzyme discernible by circular dichroism. Mutation causes an increase in the activation energy for trehalose hydrolysis
at least four orders of magnitude less active than wild type trehalase, with no structural difference between mutant and wild type enzyme discernible by circular dichroism. Mutation causes an increase in the activation energy for trehalose hydrolysis
the mutant enzyme displays a 56% decrease in Km, a 22% increase in kcat, and a 1.78fold increase in kcat/Km compared with the wild type enzyme. The mutation reduces the size of the side chain and decreases the steric hindrance, which contributes to channel the substrate into the active cavity easier and promote the release of the product
the mutant enzyme displays a 27% decrease in Km, a 14% increase in kcat, and a 0.57fold increase in kcat/Km compared with the wild type enzyme. The mutation enlarges the shape of the binding pocket, to improve the binding of the substrate and the release of the products
the mutant enzyme displays a 61% decrease in Km, a 65% increase in kcat and a 3.3 fold increase in catalytic efficiency compared with the wild type enzyme (265.91 mmol-1 s-1)
expression in Saccharomyces cerevisiae mutant lacking the endogenous trehalase nth1 does not rescue its dysfunction or enable the mutant to grow on trehalose. Expression in Saccharomyces cerevisiae trehalase mutants nth1 or ath1 does not rescue their sensitivity to heat, osmotic stress, or oxidative stress
complementation of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae suc2D mutant SEY6210 strain with different Ath1-invertase chimera, where the Suc2 signal peptide is replaced by full-length ATH1 sequence, overview. Hybrid Ath1 truncated mutants fused at their C-terminus with the yeast internal invertase reveal that a 131 amino acid N-terminal fragment of Ath1 is sufficient to target the fusion protein to the cell surface, enabling growth of the suc2DELTA mutant on sucrose. Removal of the N-terminus of Ath1 causes a strict vacuolar localization. Fusion of the signal peptide of invertase to N-terminally truncated Ath1 allows the ath1D mutant to grow on trehalose, whereas the signal sequence of the vacuolar-targeted Pep4 constrained Ath1 in the vacuole and prevents growth of this mutant on trehalose
construction of mutants defective in neutral trehalase and/or acid trehalase isozymes, metabolism phenotypes and viability, overview. The mutants show altered recovery from salt stress compared to the wild-type enzyme
construction of mutants defective in neutral trehalase and/or acid trehalase isozymes, metabolism phenotypes and viability, overview. The mutants show altered recovery from salt stress compared to the wild-type enzyme
Ntp1p elutes mainly in an inactive conformation instead of the dimeric or trimeric active form of the enzyme. Activation of the enzyme under different conditions depends upon binding through the Ca2+-binding motif as a prerequiste for correct enzyme oligomerization to its active form
knockout by RNAi of genes SeTre-1 and SeTre-2 leads to significant higher mortality rates during the larva-pupa stage and pupa-adult stage, lethal phenotypes, overview. Knockdown of SeTre-1 gene largely inhibited the expression of chitin synthase gene A and reduced the chitin content in the cuticle to two-thirds relative to the control insects