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DELTA_C
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mutant, enzymatically inactive
ko095
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mutant lacking aminoacylation activity
SerRSDELTA35-97
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truncated mutants with a deletion of the N-terminal arm of the enzyme: SerRSDELTA35-97 and SerRSDELTA56-72. Both mutant have lost their specificity for tRNASer and charge also non-cognate type 1 tRNAs. The deletion has no effect on the amino acid activation step of the reaction, but reduces aminoacylation activity dramatically
C117S
the mutant shows increased activity compared to the wild type enzyme
C46S
the mutant shows increased activity compared to the wild type enzyme
DELTAG254-N261
the mutant shows 72% activity compared to the wild type enzyme
DELTAG75-N97
the mutant shows 13% activity compared to the wild type enzyme
DELTAG75-N97/DELTAG254-N261
the mutant shows 7% activity compared to the wild type enzyme
E156T/R157S
the mutant retains about 10% of wild type activity
E447K
the mutant shows increased activity compared to the wild type enzyme
G136V
the mutant retains about 15% of wild type activity
P30G31Y
the mutation of the P30G31 dipeptide to a single tyrosine almost eliminates serylation activity
C315A
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site-directed mutagenesis
E273A
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E273A replacement in helix 9 located in the C-terminal domain
E273A/D277A/K280A
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triple replacement in helix 9
E338A
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Km (mM)(tRNASer): 0.0021, kcat (1/sec) (tRNASer): 0.059
F397P/A399G
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the mutant shows deleterious effects in both kcat and KM values compared to the wild type enzyme
G340V/G341A
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Km (mM)(tRNASer): 0.0067, kcat (1/sec) (tRNASer): 0.000000011
G402A/G405A
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the double substitution displays an order of magnitude higher KM but only 2.5fold lower kcat
H250A
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the mutant is highly efficient in serine activation: kcat is reduced by only 3fold, while KM is reduced relative to the wild type parameters
H250A/Q400A
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the mutant is highly efficient in serine activation: kcat is reduced by only 3fold, while KM is reduced relative to the wild type parameters
K141A
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mutated enzyme, serylation rate lowered
K164A
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K164A replacement in the linker peptide
K79A
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mutated enzyme, significant drop in the serylation rate
K87A
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mutated enzyme, retains the serylation ability comparable with the wild-type enzyme
K88A
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mutated enzyme, retains the serylation ability comparable with the wild-type enzyme
K90A
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mutated enzyme, retains the serylation ability comparable with the wild-type enzyme
mC306A
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active site mutant
mC306A/C461A
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active site mutant
mE338A
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active site mutant
mG340V/G341A
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active site mutant
mMbSerRS-CTD
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START codon introduced at position 167, which generates the C-terminal domain
mMbSerRS-CTDDELTAHTH
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START codon introduced at position 167 of mMbSerRS-DELTAHTH, generating the C-terminal domain without the helix-turn-helix motif
mMbSerRS-DELTAHTH
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deleted helix-turn-helix motif
mMbSerRS-NTD
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STOP codon introduced at position 164, which generates the N-terminal domain
mR267A
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active site mutant
mR347A
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active site mutant
mW396A
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active site mutant
N142A
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mutated enzyme, serylation rate lowered
N435A
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Km (mM) (L-Ser): 0.07028, kcat (1/sec) (L-Ser): 0.172, Km (mM)(tRNASer): 0.283, kcat (1/sec) (tRNASer): 0.435
N435A/S437A
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Km (mM) (L-Ser): 0.689, kcat (1/sec) (L-Ser): 0.576, Km (mM)(tRNASer): 0.509, kcat (1/sec) (tRNASer): 0.361
N435A/S437A/W396A
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Km (mM) (L-Ser): 0.2879, kcat (1/sec) (L-Ser): 1.32, Km (mM)(tRNASer): 1.191, kcat (1/sec) (tRNASer): 0.175
P395A
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the mutant shows 6.5fold reduced enzyme efficiency compared to the wild type
Q400A
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the mutation produces only small kinetic effects: KM is elevated 2fold while kcat is reduced 2fold
R143A
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mutated enzyme, serylation rate lowered
R147A
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R147A replacement in helix 4 located in the N-terminal domain
R267A
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Km (mM)(tRNASer): 0.0034, kcat (1/sec) (tRNASer): 0.032
R347A
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Km (mM)(tRNASer): 0.0063, kcat (1/sec) (tRNASer): 0.0026
R38A
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mutated enzyme, serylation rate lowered
R76A
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mutated enzyme, serylation ability completely lost
R78A
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mutated enzyme, retains the serylation ability comparable with the wild-type enzyme
R94A
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mutated enzyme, significant drop in the serylation rate
S437A
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Km (mM) (L-Ser): 0.573, kcat (1/sec) (L-Ser): 0.729, Km (mM)(tRNASer): 0.412, kcat (1/sec) (tRNASer): 0.396
W396A
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Km (mM)(L-Ser): 0.2645, kcat (1/sec) (L-Ser): 0.287, Km (mM)(tRNASer): 0.760, kcat (1/sec) (tRNASer): 0.239
Y89A
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mutated enzyme, retains the serylation ability comparable with the wild-type enzyme
A289V
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mutations in the active site mutant SerRS11, mutant is less sensitive to inhibition by serine hydroxamate and 5'-O-[N-(L-seryl)-sulfamoyl]adenosine
D288Y
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mutations in the active site mutant SerRS11, mutant is less sensitive to inhibition by serine hydroxamate and 5'-O-[N-(L-seryl)-sulfamoyl]adenosine
E281D/G291A
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reduced activity compared to the wild-type enzyme
K287R
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mutations in the active site mutant SerRS12, mutant is less sensitive to inhibition by serine hydroxamate and 5'-O-[N-(L-seryl)-sulfamoyl]adenosine
K287T
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mutations in the active site mutant SerRS11, mutant is less sensitive to inhibition by serine hydroxamate and 5'-O-[N-(L-seryl)-sulfamoyl]adenosine
ScSerRSDELTAC13
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mutant containing a deletion of 13 C-terminal residues, mutant is readily complement a ScSerRS null allele, Km and Kcat values comparable to wild-type, T50: 44.5°C, interaction with Pex21p is lost
ScSerRSDELTAC203
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mutant containing a deletion of 20 C-terminal residues, mutant does not complement a ScSerRS null allele, T50: 44.5°C
DELTA2-22
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in transformed protoplasts, transient expression of deletion mutant reveals GFP fluorescence throughout the cytosol, implying that the very N-terminal region is necessary for the correct targeting of SerZMo into mitochondria and chloroplasts
DELTA2-73
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transient expression of the SerZMo fusion protein with fully truncated N-terminal extension DELTA2-73 SerZMo-GFP, give diffuse GFP fluorescence throughout the cytosol and shos no association with mitochondria or chloroplasts
DELTA81-511
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mutant construct containing only the first 80 amino acids is expressed in chloroblasts and in mitochondria as shown by GFP-fusion protein
ZmcSerRSDELTAC12
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mutant containing a deletion of 12 C-terminal residues, mutant readily complements a yeast SerRS null allele, Km and Kcat values comparable to wild-type
ZmcSerRSDELTAC18
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mutant containing a deletion of 18 C-terminal residues, mutant readily complements a yeast SerRS null allele, Km and Kcat values comparable to wild-type, T50: 31.5°C, interaction with Pex21p is lost
ZmcSerRSDELTAC26
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mutant containing a deletion of 26 C-terminal residues, mutant does not complement a yeast SerRS null allele, enzymatic activity of mutant protein is comparable to negative control. Expression of mutant protein is probably severly hindered due to intrinsic instability of the truncated protein
T429A
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mutant, enzymatically inactive
T429A
the abnormal branching of intersegmental vessels in ko095 mutant is suppressed by the introduction of either wild-type or mutant T429A seryl-tRNA synthetase, T429A lacks the enzymatic activity that catalyzes aminoacylation of transfer RNA for serine
additional information
ko095, an embryonic lethal mutant with abnormal branching in the head and trunk blood vessels, the gene responsible for ko095 encodes seryl-tRNA synthetase with a nonsense mutation
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ko095, an embryonic lethal mutant with abnormal branching in the head and trunk blood vessels, the gene responsible for ko095 encodes seryl-tRNA synthetase with a nonsense mutation
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deletion of any but the anticodon domain of tRNASer and tRNASec causes a dramatic loss of serine acceptance
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models of Pyrococcus horikoshii SerRS bound with the Thermus thermophilus and Pyrococcus horikoshii tRNA(Ser)s suggest that the helical domain of Pyrococcus horikoshii SerRS is involved in the extra arm binding. This region of SerRS has additional basic residues as compared with Thermus thermophilus SerRS, and a Trp residue specific to the archaeal/eukaryal SerRSs. Mutational analyses reveales that the basic and Trp residues are important for tRNA aminoacylation
additional information
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models of Pyrococcus horikoshii SerRS bound with the Thermus thermophilus and Pyrococcus horikoshii tRNA(Ser)s suggest that the helical domain of Pyrococcus horikoshii SerRS is involved in the extra arm binding. This region of SerRS has additional basic residues as compared with Thermus thermophilus SerRS, and a Trp residue specific to the archaeal/eukaryal SerRSs. Mutational analyses reveales that the basic and Trp residues are important for tRNA aminoacylation
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mutants with mutagenesis of portion of the SES1 gene encoding the motif 2 loop reavel elevated Km values for Ser and ATP accompanied by decreases in kcat
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overexpressing, mutant lacking those 60 base pairs that encode the C-terminal peptide. The truncation mutant is less stable to heat inactivation at 42°C and binds tRNA with 3.6fold higher affinity, while the Km for Ser is 4fold increased relatively to the wild-type
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construction of the active site mutants SerRS11 and SerRS12
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construction of several deletion mutants of seryl-tRNA synthetase, deletion of the 13 C-terminal amino acids abolishes Pex21p binding to seryl-tRNA synthetase, overview
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RNAi-mediated ablation of SerRS using stem-loop constructs containing the puromycin resistance gene, overview
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ZmcSerRS does not bind yeast Pex21 protein. Although the yeast C-terminal SerRS extension is required for Pex21p binding, the maize counterpart with an appended yeast SerRS extension remains incapable of Pex21p binding, implying that additional regions of yeast SerRS also contribute to the interaction with the peroxin