Sequence comparison among subunits of multicatalytic proteinase.

Biomedica biochimica acta Pub Date : 1991-01-01
H Sorimachi, H Kawasaki, T Tsukahara, S Ishiura, Y Emori, H Sugita, K Suzuki
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Abstract

The cDNAs for a number of multicatalytic proteinase (MCP) subunits have been cloned, characterized, and their primary structures have been determined. The mechanism for how MCP demonstrates its multicatalytic nature, especially protease activities, however, is still obscure, since no sequences similar to known protease sequences can be found in the sequences of MCP subunits thus far determined. To explain this fact, we propose a structural model for MCP: MCP consists of two classes of subunits, structural and catalytic, and the structural subunits constitute a "test-tube"-like container in which the other catalytic subunits sit and react with substrate. Most of the observations thus far obtained can be explained easily by this hypothesis, although various other possibilities are not excluded.

多催化蛋白酶亚基序列比较。
许多多催化蛋白酶(MCP)亚基的cdna已被克隆、鉴定,并确定了它们的一级结构。然而,MCP如何展示其多催化性质,特别是蛋白酶活性的机制仍然不清楚,因为在迄今确定的MCP亚基序列中没有发现与已知蛋白酶序列相似的序列。为了解释这一事实,我们提出了MCP的结构模型:MCP由两类亚基组成,结构亚基和催化亚基,结构亚基构成一个“试管”式的容器,其他催化亚基在其中与底物发生反应。尽管不排除其他各种可能性,但迄今为止获得的大多数观察结果都可以很容易地用这一假设来解释。
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