Acylaminoacyl peptidase
From Proteopedia
Function
Acylaminoacyl peptidase or Acylamino-acid releasing enzyme (AARE, EC number 3.4.19.1) cleaves N-acetyl or N-formyl amino acid from the N-terminal of polypeptides.
Structural highlights
AARE contains a C-terminal hydrolase and an N-terminal β-propeller domain. The enzyme exists in an open state in which the oxyanion active site is accessible to the substrate and in a closed state where the active site is blocked.
3D Structures of Acylaminoacyl peptidase
Updated on 25-October-2015
3o4g, 3o4h, 3o4i, 3o4j, 2hu5, 2hu7, 2hu8, 1ve6 – ApAARE – Aeropyrum pernix
2qr5, 2qzp – ApAARE (mutant)
1ve7 – ApAARE+p-nitrophenyl phosphate
3fnb – AARE – Streptococcus mutans
