NudT16

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==Structure==
==Structure==
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NudT16 is a homodimer, consisting of two monomers of the same sequence. A structure on the left shows one monomer in cyan while the other in purple. This dimerization allows for each subunit to have deeper <scene name='84/849734/Nudt16/6'>ADPr binding pocket</scene>. Each monomer consists of two beta sheets surrounded by alpha-helices, as is typical of Nudix hydrolases. A variation of the catalytically relevant Nudix box characteristic of Nudix hydrolases and consisting of 23 highly conserved residues (G<sub>1</sub>Z<sub>2-6</sub>E<sub>7</sub>Z<sub>8-14</sub>R<sub>15</sub>E<sub>16</sub>U<sub>17</sub>Z<sub>18</sub>E<sub>19</sub>E<sub>20</sub>Z<sub>21</sub>G<sub>22</sub>U<sub>23</sub> where Z is any amino acid and U is an aliphatic and hydrophobic residue) is present in NudT16 (GARRLELGEALALGSGWRHVCHA). In contrast to the negatively charged pockets lined with glutamate residues where metal ligands bind, the adenosine binding pocket is positively charged. The mouth of the binding site is about 9Å in width. Thirawatananond et. al. investigated whether widening of this mouth would allow proteins conjugated to ADP further into the binding site. Contrary to Nudix ADPRases, HsNudT16 binds adenosine of ADPr and buries it deep in the core, while leaving the non-adenosine ribose exposed to the surface. This orientation allows the exposed ribose to conjugate another protein[3]. Many <scene name='84/849734/Binding-f3/4'>residues</scene> in the mouth of this binding pocket are also involved in hydrogen bonding, the binding of metal ligands, and also serve to delimit the binding site.
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NudT16 is a homodimer, consisting of two monomers of the same sequence. A structure on the left shows one monomer in cyan while the other in purple. This dimerization allows for each subunit to have deeper <scene name='84/849734/Nudt16/6'>ADPr binding pocket</scene>. Each monomer consists of two beta sheets surrounded by alpha-helices, as is typical of Nudix hydrolases. A variation of the catalytically relevant Nudix box characteristic of Nudix hydrolases consisting of 23 highly conserved residues (G<sub>1</sub>Z<sub>2-6</sub>E<sub>7</sub>Z<sub>8-14</sub>R<sub>15</sub>E<sub>16</sub>U<sub>17</sub>Z<sub>18</sub>E<sub>19</sub>E<sub>20</sub>Z<sub>21</sub>G<sub>22</sub>U<sub>23</sub> where Z is any amino acid and U is an aliphatic and hydrophobic residue) is present in NudT16 (GARRLELGEALALGSGWRHVCHA). In contrast to the negatively charged pockets lined with glutamate residues where metal ligands bind, the adenosine binding pocket is positively charged. The mouth of the binding site is about 9Å in width. Thirawatananond et. al. investigated whether widening of this mouth would allow proteins conjugated to ADP further into the binding site. Contrary to Nudix ADPRases, HsNudT16 binds adenosine of ADPr and buries it deep in the core, while leaving the non-adenosine ribose exposed to the surface. This orientation allows the exposed ribose to conjugate another protein[3]. Many <scene name='84/849734/Binding-f3/4'>residues</scene> in the mouth of this binding pocket are also involved in hydrogen bonding, the binding of metal ligands, and also serve to delimit the binding site.
== Function ==
== Function ==

Revision as of 21:02, 1 July 2020

Crystal structure of HsNUDT16 in complex with diADPR, one monomer is shown in cyan with amino acids 4-17 in blue, the other monomer is shown in purple and has residues 3-17 colored in pink. (PDB entry 6B09)

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