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== Structural highlights ==
== Structural highlights ==
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PDE5 is a homodimeric protein of 875 amino acids long. This protein is composed of several important domains:
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PDE5 is a homodimeric protein of 875 amino acids long.
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This protein is composed of several important domains:
**pol-GLY (10-24 amino acids) in Ntermini (structural importance).
**pol-GLY (10-24 amino acids) in Ntermini (structural importance).
**GAFA (164-314 amino acids)
**GAFA (164-314 amino acids)
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The full structure of PDE5 has not been crystallized contrary to this of isolated domains of the protein.
The full structure of PDE5 has not been crystallized contrary to this of isolated domains of the protein.
GAFA and GAFB are homologous domains and allosteric binding site of cGMP.
GAFA and GAFB are homologous domains and allosteric binding site of cGMP.
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The <scene name='71/719868/Structure/1'>secondary structure</scene> of the catalytic domain allows to see that this domain is mostly constituted by alpha helix and turn.
==Catalytic activity==
==Catalytic activity==
PDE5 is a phosphodiesterase. cGMP could bind the catalytic domain thanks to hydrogen bonds made with Gln775 and Gln817 and coordination bonds made with Zn2+ and Mg2+ in the catalytic site. To see these interactions, report to Sildenafil in Inhibitors and medical application.
PDE5 is a phosphodiesterase. cGMP could bind the catalytic domain thanks to hydrogen bonds made with Gln775 and Gln817 and coordination bonds made with Zn2+ and Mg2+ in the catalytic site. To see these interactions, report to Sildenafil in Inhibitors and medical application.
cGMP is hydrolyzed in GMP. The catalytic chemical reaction deals with breaking a phosphodiester bound in cGMP between the 3'O of the guanoside and the phosphate of cGMP: cGMP + H20 => GMP.
cGMP is hydrolyzed in GMP. The catalytic chemical reaction deals with breaking a phosphodiester bound in cGMP between the 3'O of the guanoside and the phosphate of cGMP: cGMP + H20 => GMP.
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The catalytic domain is able to bind ligands thanks to an <scene name='71/719868/Hydro/1'>hydrophobic pocket</scene>. Moreover with this <scene name='71/719868/Conserve/1'>animation scene</scene> it appears the cGMP binding site in the catalytic domain is more conserved than the the rest of the domain that could variable.
Some residues could be affected by post traductional modifications :
Some residues could be affected by post traductional modifications :

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