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| - | PDE5 is a dimeric protein of about 270 amino acids long. C terminal has the catalytic domain and N temrinal | + | PDE5 is a dimeric protein of about 270 amino acids long. The C terminal has the catalytic domain and two Zn2+ binding site and N temrinal is the regulatory domain which includes two the GAF domain a and b. There are thus plural allosteric binding site for cGMP in the Cterminal and the N terminal. cGAMP binds on Gap a allosteric site and promotes the phosphorylation of SER 92 of PKG. This phosphorylation increases the affinity betwezen cGMP and PDE5 : another cGMP binds to the Gapb which allows the activation of the catalytic site of PDE5. :http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2518390/) |
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Human PDE5 structure and its inhibitor 5R
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References
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