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== Structural highlights == | == Structural highlights == | ||
| - | PDE5 is a homodimeric protein of 875 amino acids long. This protein is composed of several important domains: | + | 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. | ||
| + | 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 : | ||
Revision as of 18:07, 30 January 2016
| This Sandbox is Reserved from 15/12/2015, through 15/06/2016 for use in the course "Structural Biology" taught by Bruno Kieffer at the University of Strasbourg, ESBS. This reservation includes Sandbox Reserved 1120 through Sandbox Reserved 1159. |
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