W Bruns, J Hoppe, H Tsai, H J Brüning, F Maywald, J Collins, H Mayer
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Structure of the penicillin acylase gene from Escherichia coli: a periplasmic enzyme that undergoes multiple proteolytic processing.
Penicillin acylase is processed from a 90-kD precursor through the cleavage of a leader peptide and two further endopeptidase cleavages to yield an enzyme that contains a 22-kD (or 23-kD) and a 65-kD subunit. The endopeptidase cleavages require an intact carboxy terminus. This type of processing appears to be unique for a prokaryotic enzyme, having its most closely related analog in the synthesis and processing of preproinsulin and other eukaryotic hormones.