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摘要
Gramicidin S (GS)是由两个五肽合成的环状十肽。gramicidin S合成酶B (GrsB)的c端硫酯酶(TE)结构域将前体五肽二聚并环化产生的线性十肽。最近,一种GS变体(GS- sa)通过前体定向生物合成被报道,其中一个单一的D-Phe被L-Ser(烯丙基)取代。为了了解GrsB-TE如何处理这些修饰的前体,我们使用合成的线性肽研究了其底物特异性。GrsB-TE环化的底物在6位含有l -丝氨酸(烯丙基),但在1位不含。然而,酶合成的GS- sa的HPLC保留时间与报道的GS变体不同。进一步的结构和功能分析,包括1H NMR、抗菌试验和圆二色光谱,表明所报道的GS-SA含有D-Ser(烯丙基)而不是L-Ser(烯丙基)。这些发现揭示了GrsB-TE中以前未被认识到的立体化学柔韧性,并支持了报道的GS变异的结构修正。
Exploring the Substrate Flexibility of GrsB Thioesterase Leads to the Structural Reassignment of a Gramicidin S Variant.
Gramicidin S (GS) is a cyclic decapeptide derived from two pentapeptides. The C-terminal thioesterase (TE) domain of gramicidin S synthetase B (GrsB) dimerizes precursor pentapeptides and cyclizes the resulting linear decapeptide. Recently, a GS variant (GS-SA), in which a single D-Phe was replaced by L-Ser(Allyl), was reported via precursor-directed biosynthesis in a native GS producer. To understand how GrsB-TE processes such modified precursors, we investigated its substrate specificity using synthetic linear peptides. GrsB-TE cyclized a substrate containing L-Ser(Allyl) at position 6 but not at position 1. However, the enzymatically synthesized GS-SA showed a different HPLC retention time than that of the reported GS variant. Further structural and functional analyses, including 1H NMR, antimicrobial assays, and circular dichroism spectroscopy, revealed that the reported GS-SA contained D-Ser(Allyl) rather than L-Ser(Allyl). These findings reveal a previously unrecognized stereochemical flexibility in GrsB-TE and support the structural revision of the reported GS variant.
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