2.5.1.58: protein farnesyltransferase
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Word Map on EC 2.5.1.58
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2.5.1.58
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farnesylation
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prenylation
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geranylgeranylation
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isoprenoids
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beta-subunits
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isoprenylation
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15-carbon
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lamins
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manumycin
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geranylgeranyltransferase-i
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farnesyl-protein
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h-ras
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medicine
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peptidomimetic
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prelamin
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ggtase-i
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p21ras
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tetrapeptide
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farnesol
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tetrahydroquinoline
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ras-dependent
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pharmacology
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progerin
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3hmevalonate
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ras-induced
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lovastatin
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tipifarnib
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drug development
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ras-mediated
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ras-transformed
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lonafarnib
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hutchinson-gilford
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dimethylallyl
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geranylgeraniol
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isoprene
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analysis
- 2.5.1.58
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farnesylation
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prenylation
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geranylgeranylation
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isoprenoids
- beta-subunits
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isoprenylation
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15-carbon
- lamins
- manumycin
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geranylgeranyltransferase-i
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farnesyl-protein
- h-ras
- medicine
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peptidomimetic
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prelamin
- ggtase-i
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p21ras
- tetrapeptide
- farnesol
- tetrahydroquinoline
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ras-dependent
- pharmacology
-
progerin
-
3hmevalonate
-
ras-induced
- lovastatin
- tipifarnib
- drug development
-
ras-mediated
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ras-transformed
- lonafarnib
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hutchinson-gilford
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dimethylallyl
- geranylgeraniol
- isoprene
- analysis
Reaction
Synonyms
AfFTase, CAAX farnesyltransferase, EhFT, Era1, farnesyl protein transferase, farnesyltransferase, farnesyltransferase ternary complex part II, farnesyltransferase, farnesyl pyrophosphate-protein, farnesyltransferase, protein, FntA, FntB, FPT, fptase, FTase, hFTase, HIT5, Pf-PFT, PfPFT, PFT, PFTase, prenyl transferase, prenylprotein transferase, prenyltransferase, protein cysteine farnesyltransferase, protein farnesyl transferase, protein farnesyltransferase, protein prenyltransferase, protein-farnesyltransferase, R-PFT, Ram1, RAS farnesyltransferase, Ras protein farnesyltransferase, rFPTase, rFTase, rPFTase, TbFTase, yPFTase
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Engineering
Engineering on EC 2.5.1.58 - protein farnesyltransferase
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D200N
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decrease of protein substrate affinity without affecting the affinity for farnesyl diphosphate substrates
G249V
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decrease in the affinity of both protein and farnesyl diphosphate substrates
G349S
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decrease of protein substrate affinity without affecting the affinity for farnesyl diphosphate substrates
W102F/W106E
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mutations in the beta-subunit. Mutations relax substrate selectivity without loss of activity
W102L/W106E
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mutations in the beta-subunit. Mutations relax substrate selectivity without loss of activity
W102L/W106R
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mutations in the beta-subunit. Mutations relax substrate selectivity without loss of activity
W102R/W106K
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mutations in the beta-subunit. Mutations relax substrate selectivity without loss of activity
W102R/W106L
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mutations in the beta-subunit. Mutations relax substrate selectivity without loss of activity
Y300F
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the mutation adversely affects the reaction rate constant by 500fold under optimal catalytic conditions
G612A
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decreased activity, mutant is resistant to the PFT inhibitors BMS-388891 and BMS-339941
Y837C
D352A
in the D352A mutant of the beta subunit Mg2+ binding motif, three water molecules and one oxygen atom from the alpha- and beta-phosphates of farnesyl diphosphate complete the octahedral coordination sphere of Mg2+. The absence of D352beta makes the transition of the substrates towards a conformational change harder
Dbeta352A
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drastically alters the Mg2+-dependence of FTase catalysis without dramatically affecting the rate constant of farnesylation minus magnesium or the binding affinity of either substrate. The Km(Mg2+) increases 28-fold to 110 mM, and the farnesylation rate constant at saturating Mg2+ decreases 27-fold to 0.30 per s
Dbeta352K
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drastically alters the Mg2+-dependence of FTase catalysis without dramatically affecting the rate constant of farnesylation minus magnesium or the binding affinity of either substrate. Mutation removes the magnesium activation of farnesylation catalyzed by FTase but does not significantly enhance the rate constant for farnesylation in the absence of Mg2+
H248A
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beta-subunit, mutation has no effect on substrate binding affinity, the farnesylation rate constant is 10fold decreased in comparison of wild-type, the rate constant by chemical step using farnesyl monophosphate 5fold decreased
H362Q
K164A
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alpha-subunit, mutation has no effect on substrate binding affinity, the farnesylation rate constant is 30fold decreased in comparison of wild-type enzyme, the rate constant by chemical step using farnesyl monophosphate unaffected
K294A
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slightly higher peptide affinity than wild-type enzyme, 7fold decrease in affinity for farnesyl diphosphate, mutation decreases the positive charge in the diphosphate binding pocket and also decrease the value of Km(Mg2+), compared to wild-type, decrease in rate constant for farnesylation in absence of Mg2+
K294Q
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little alteration in peptide affinity, 2fold decrease in affinity for farnesyl diphosphate, mutation decreases the positive charge in the diphosphate binding pocket and also decrease the value of Km(Mg2+), compared to wild-type, decrease in rate constant for farnesylation in absence of Mg2+
R291A
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2fold lower peptide affinity than wild-type enzyme, 3-4fold decrease in affinity for farnesyl diphosphate, mutation decreases the positive charge in the diphosphate binding pocket and also decrease the value of Km(Mg2+), compared to wild-type, decrease in rate constant for farnesylation in absence of Mg2+
R291G
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little alteration in peptide affinity, 3-4fold decrease in affinity for farnesyl diphosphate, mutation decreases the positive charge in the diphosphate binding pocket and also decrease the value of Km(Mg2+), compared to wild-type,decrease in rate constant for farnesylation in absence of Mg2+
R291K
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slightly higher peptide affinity than wild-type enzyme, mutation decreases the positive charge in the diphosphate binding pocket and also decrease the value of Km(Mg2+), compared to wild-type, decrease in rate constant for farnesylation in absence of Mg2+
R291Q
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little alteration in peptide affinity, mutation decreases the positive charge in the diphosphate binding pocket and also decrease the value of Km(Mg2+), compared to wild-type, decrease in rate constant for farnesylation in absence of Mg2+
Y300F
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beta-subunit, mutation has no effect on substrate binding affinity, the farnesylation rate constant is 500fold decreased in comparison of wild-type enzyme, the rate constant by chemical step using farnesyl monophosphate 300fold decreased. Transition state for farnesylation is stabilized by interactions between the alpha-phosphate of the isoprenoid substrate and the side chains of Y300beta
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decreased activity, mutant is resistant to the PFT inhibitors BMS-388891 and BMS-339941
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H248beta, R291beta, K294beta, W303beta involved with the binding and utilization of the farnesyl diphophate substrate, mutations in R202beta affect the binding of the protein substrate
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complex of HDAC6-microtubule directly bind to alpha subunit of FTase
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complex of HDAC6-microtubule directly bind to alpha subunit of FTase
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FTalphaKD, stable knockdown of the alpha subunit of FTase
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FTalphaKD, stable knockdown of the alpha subunit of FTase
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all five mutant enzymes bind farnesyl diphosphate with similar affinity to that of the wild-type enzyme, indicating that the targeted residues neither directly nor indirectly influence the farnesyl diphosphate binding site, only the wild-type enzyme able to bind zinc, while all five of the mutant enzymes lose this ability
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mutations have a little effect on the pH and magnesium dependence: side chains K164alpha, H248beta and Y300beta not function either as general acid-base catalyst or as magnesium ligands
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three beta-subunit C-terminal truncation mutants, deletion of 5, 10 and 14 residues, the overall catalytic efficiency of enzyme decreases gradually with increasing C-terminal deletion
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deletion of 51 amino acids at the NH2 terminus of alpha subunit: activity the same as wild-type enzyme, deletion of 106 amino acids at the NH2 terminus: complete loss of activity, suggesting that residues between 51 and 106 are important for activity, deletion of 5 amino acids at the COOH terminus reduces alpha-subunit activity to about 50% of activity of wild-type enzyme, removal of 20 amino acids at the COOH terminus: complete loss of activity
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S99betaA mutant, influence on forming hydrogen bonds of the side chains with peptide substrates
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W102betaA mutant, influence on forming hydrogen bonds of the side chains with peptide substrates