4.1.1.76: arylmalonate decarboxylase
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Word Map on EC 4.1.1.76
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4.1.1.76
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enantioselectivity
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racemase
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malonates
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alcaligenes
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bronchiseptica
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racemisation
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synthesis
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bordetella
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specifies
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s-selective
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succeeded
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cofactor-free
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profens
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arylaliphatic
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decarboxylases
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biotechnology
- 4.1.1.76
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enantioselectivity
- racemase
- malonates
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alcaligenes
- bronchiseptica
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racemisation
- synthesis
- bordetella
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specifies
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s-selective
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succeeded
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cofactor-free
- profens
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arylaliphatic
- decarboxylases
- biotechnology
Reaction
Synonyms
AMDase, aryl/alkenyl malonate decarboxylase, Arylmalonate decarboxylase, Arylmalonate decarboxylase (Alcaligenes bronchisepticus strain KU 1201), Decarboxylase, arylmalonate, Decarboxylase, arylmalonate (Bordetella bronchiseptica clone pAMD100 reduced), Decarboxylase, arylmalonate (Bordetella bronchiseptica strain KU1201 reduced)
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Engineering on EC 4.1.1.76 - arylmalonate decarboxylase
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A68C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
C101S
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mutant enzymes Cys101Ser, Cys148Ser, Cys171Ser and Cys188Ser. CD spectra indicate that the conformational differences of Cys101Ser and Cys188Ser compared to that of the native enzyme are not significant. Only Cys188Ser shows a drastic decrease in enzyme activity, indicating that Cys188 is located at the active centre
C148S
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mutant enzymes Cys101Ser, Cys148Ser, Cys171Ser and Cys188Ser. CD spectra indicate that the conformational differences of Cys101Ser and Cys188Ser compared to that of the native enzyme are not significant. Only Cys188Ser shows a drastic decrease in enzyme activity, indicating that Cys188 is located at the active centre
C171S
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mutant enzymes Cys101Ser, Cys148Ser, Cys171Ser and Cys188Ser. CD spectra indicate that the conformational differences of Cys101Ser and Cys188Ser compared to that of the native enzyme are not significant. Only Cys188Ser shows a drastic decrease in enzyme activity, indicating that Cys188 is located at the active centre
C188S
G190A
the mutant shows 4.6% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme
G190S/P14V/P15G
the mutant shows 1.9% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme
G74C
G74C/C188G
the mutant has a 5.6fold increase in activity compared with the G74C/C188S mutant
G74C/C188S
G74C/M159L
the mutant shows 14% decarboxylation activity and 165% racemisation activity compared to mutant G74C
G74C/M159L/C188G
the mutant shows a 210fold increase in activity compared with the G74C/C188S mutant
G74C/M159L/C188G/V43I/A125P/V156l
G74C/V43A
the mutant with shows a 20fold shift towards promiscuous racemisation based on a reduced activity in the decarboxylation reaction and a 2fold increase in the racemisation activity. The mutant shows an extended substrate range, with a 30fold increase in the reaction rate towards ketoprofen
L72C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
L77C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
M159C
the mutant shows 1.4% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme using phenylmalonate or methyl(phenyl)propanedioic acid as substrate, the mutant shows 1.7% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme using 2-hydroxy-2-phenylmalonic acid as substrate
M159G
the mutant shows 19% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme
M159S
the mutant shows 2.6% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme
M159V
M73C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
P14V/P15G
S36N
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activity is about 1/10 compared to that of the wild-type enzyme
S36N/G74C/C188S
S71C/C188S
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mutant exhibits decarboxylation activity and gives the opposite enantiomer to that formed by the wild type enzyme
S76C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
T75C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
V69C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
V70C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
Y48F/G74C/C188G
the mutant shows a 23fold increase in activity compared with the G74C/C188S mutant
Y48F/G74C/M159L/C188G
the mutant shows a 920fold activity increase relative to the G74C/C188S mutant
C188S
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in contrast to the bellshaped pH profile of the wild-type enzyme, the activity of the mutant enzyme C188S retains its full activity from pH 6.0 to pH 11.0
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A68C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
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C188S
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mutant exhibits decarboxylation activity and gives the opposite enantiomer to that formed by the wild type enzyme
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G74C
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exhibits racemisation activity towards arylpropionates, in addition to its original decarboxylase activity
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G74C/C188S
S71C/C188S
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mutant exhibits decarboxylation activity and gives the opposite enantiomer to that formed by the wild type enzyme
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V69C/C188S
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no specific activity using phenylmalonate as a substrate
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mutant enzymes Cys101Ser, Cys148Ser, Cys171Ser and Cys188Ser. CD spectra indicate that the conformational differences of Cys101Ser and Cys188Ser compared to that of the native enzyme are not significant. Only Cys188Ser shows a drastic decrease in enzyme activity, indicating that Cys188 is located at the active centre
C188S
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activity with methyl(2-thienyl)malonic acid is 0.7% of wild-type activity, activity with methyl(2-naphthyl)malonic acid is 2.8% of the wild-type activity, with formation of the opposite enantiomer
C188S
in contrast to the bellshaped pH profile of the wild-type enzyme, the activity of the mutant enzyme C188S retains its full activity from pH 6.0 to pH 11.0
C188S
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mutant exhibits decarboxylation activity and gives the opposite enantiomer to that formed by the wild type enzyme
C188S
the activity of the mutant is much lower than that of the native enzyme
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activity with methyl(2-thienyl)malonic acid is 0.79% of wild-type activity, activity with methyl(2-naphthyl)malonic acid is 0.44% of the wild-type activity, with formation of the opposite enantiomer
G74C
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exhibits racemisation activity towards arylpropionates, in addition to its original decarboxylase activity
G74C
the activity of the mutant is much lower than that of the native enzyme
G74C
the mutant of arylmalonate decarboxylase from Bordatella bronchoseptica has a racemising activity towards profens
G74C/C188S
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activity with methyl(2-thienyl)malonic acid is 0.42% of wild-type activity, activity with methyl(2-naphthyl)malonic acid is 0.13% of the wild-type activity, with formation of the opposite enantiomer
G74C/C188S
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gives the opposite enantiomer of arylpropionate compared to that obtained with the wild type enzyme
G74C/C188S
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mutant exhibits decarboxylation activity and gives the opposite enantiomer to that formed by the wild type enzyme
G74C/C188S
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results in the inversion of enantioselectivity to give (S)-alpha-arylpropionate
G74C/C188S
mutated AMDase produces arylpropionate of the opposite enantiomorph to that of the wild-type enzyme, although the enzymatic reaction proceeds with a slower rate than that of the wild type
G74C/C188S
the mutation inverts the enantioselectivity of the enzyme, the mutations have little effect on the structure of the active site
G74C/C188S
the mutant has 18000fold reduced activity compared to the wild type enzyme, the (S)-selective arylmalonate decarboxylase variant has a 220fold improved activity in the production of (S)-naproxen with excellent enantioselectivity (99% ee)
contrary to wild-type, mutant synthesizes the (S)-enantiomer of 2-methyl-2-(2-fluoro-4-biphenyl)propionate
the mutant shows 51% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme
M159V
mutant shows increased reaction rates with furanyl malonates
M159V
the mutant has no activity with hydroxy(phenyl)propanedioic acid compared to the wild type enzyme
the mutant shows 11% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme using phenylmalonate as substrate, the mutant shows 1.9% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme using 2-hydroxy-2-phenylmalonic acid as substrate, the mutant shows 1.5% relative activity compared to the wild type enzyme using hydroxy(2-methylprop-1-en-1-yl)propanedioic acid as substrate
P14V/P15G
mutant displays a trend towards lower Km values than wild-type, with the entire set of malonate substrates tested
P14V/P15G
the mutant has no activity with hydroxy(phenyl)propanedioic acid compared to the wild type enzyme
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10fold increased activity than the G74C/C188S double mutant enzyme
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gives the opposite enantiomer of arylpropionate compared to that obtained with the wild type enzyme
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G74C/C188S
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mutant exhibits decarboxylation activity and gives the opposite enantiomer to that formed by the wild type enzyme
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G74C/C188S
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mutated AMDase produces arylpropionate of the opposite enantiomorph to that of the wild-type enzyme, although the enzymatic reaction proceeds with a slower rate than that of the wild type
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