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Putative nucleotide binding sites of guinea pig liver transglutaminase
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1992
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Peptide 1HepatologyBiochemistryCellular EnzymologyMedicineLiver PhysiologyNatural SciencesGlycobiologyPeptide LibraryG Protein-coupled ReceptorHepatotoxicityProtein EngineeringPeptides 2Gtp InhibitionPharmacologyCarbohydrate-protein InteractionGlycosylation
Three peptides corresponding to glycine-rich internal sequences of the guinea pig liver transglutaminase molecule were synthesized. These were peptide 1 (amino acid residues 520-544), peptide 2 (amino acid residues 345-367) and peptide 3 (amino acid residues 45-69). All of the synthetic peptides demonstrated significant binding ability for both ATP and GTP. Peptide 1 was the best protector of transglutaminase activity from both ATP and GTP inhibition, while peptides 2 and 3 protected the activity only from GTP inhibition. The data shown here lead us to propose putative binding site(s) for ATP and GTP guinea pig liver transglutaminase.
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