3.4.24.B17: FtsH endopeptidase
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Word Map on EC 3.4.24.B17
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3.4.24.B17
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cushing
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cortisol-producing
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matriptase
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ttsps
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pro-hgf
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prkar1a
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ctnnb1
- 3.4.24.B17
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cushing
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cortisol-producing
- matriptase
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ttsps
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pro-hgf
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prkar1a
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ctnnb1
Reaction
proteolytic degradation of proteins =
Synonyms
cell division protein ftsH, FtsH, FtsH protease, FTSH_ECOLI, HflB, HlB, M41.001, MtFtsH, T.ftsH
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Reaction
Reaction on EC 3.4.24.B17 - FtsH endopeptidase
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proteolytic degradation of proteins
degenerate cleavage specificity, degradation of hydrophobic membrane-spanning segments of misfolded mitochodrial membrane proteins
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proteolytic degradation of proteins
degradation of soluble and integral membrane proteins
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proteolytic degradation of proteins
enzyme is a AAA protease, highly conserved residues Phe228 and Gly230 lie in the central pore region of the hexamer and are important in proteolysis and coupling to ATP
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proteolytic degradation of proteins
essential for activity are residues Asn301, Asp307, Arg312, and Arg315, mechanism, ligand binding site at residues 144-398
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proteolytic degradation of proteins
mechanism, reaction only occurs with protein substrates of low intrinsic thermodynamic stability, sequential degradation from the tail
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proteolytic degradation of proteins
preference for positively charged and hydrophobic amino acid residues, large cytoplasmic domain contains ATPase and protease activities
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proteolytic degradation of proteins
soluble C-terminal domain harbors the ATPase and protease activity, the N-terminal domain permits the indispensible membrane integration of the enzyme, cleavage of small peptides from the C-terminal side of hydrophobic residues, overview
proteolytic degradation of proteins
the second transmembrane segment participates in not only its membrane-anchoring, but also its protease activity and homolgomerization, it is located next to the C-terminal cytoplasmic region of the enzyme
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proteolytic degradation of proteins
soluble C-terminal domain harbors the ATPase and protease activity, the N-terminal domain permits the indispensible membrane integration of the enzyme, cleavage of small peptides from the C-terminal side of hydrophobic residues, overview
Thermus thermophilus HB8 / ATCC 27634 / DSM 579
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