2.7.2.11: glutamate 5-kinase
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Word Map on EC 2.7.2.11
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2.7.2.11
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proba
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1-pyrroline-5-carboxylate
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l-proline
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osmotolerance
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delta1-pyrroline-5-carboxylate
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osmoprotection
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gpr
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catharanthus
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uprooted
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biotechnology
- 2.7.2.11
- proba
- 1-pyrroline-5-carboxylate
- l-proline
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osmotolerance
- delta1-pyrroline-5-carboxylate
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osmoprotection
- gpr
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catharanthus
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uprooted
- biotechnology
Reaction
Synonyms
ATP-L-glutamate 5-phosphotransferase, ATP:gamma-L-glutamate phosphotransferase, G5K, gamma-GK, gamma-glutamate kinase, gamma-glutamyl kinase, gamma-glutamylphosphate kinase, GK, GKA, glutamate kinase, glutamate-5-kinase, GPK, kinase (phosphorylating), glutamate, kinase, glutamate (phosphorylating), PRO1, proB, scGK
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Engineering on EC 2.7.2.11 - glutamate 5-kinase
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N177D
D137A
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mutation hampers proline binding and glutamate binding, IC50 (L-proline) 142fold increased compared to wild-type
E135A
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mutation of Glu135 and Lys145 only produce relatively small changes in proline activity, IC50 (L-proline) comparable to wild-type
E143A
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mutant shows an 38fold augmented IC0.5 (L-proline) while kinetic parameters of glutamate and ATP are scarcely changed, IC50 (L-proline) 38fold increased compared to wild-type
E143A/K145A
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mutant shows an enhanced affinity for L-glutamate and increased IC50 (L-proline) compared to wild-type
I53A
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decreased kinetic parameters, IC50 (L-proline) increased 5fold compared to wild-type
I69E
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mutation produces a very strong (170fold) decrease on proline activity with no other consequence on the kinetic parameters of the enzyme
K145A
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mutant shows an enhanced affinity for L-glutamate and increased IC50 (L-proline) compared to wild-type
K217A
activity is less than 1% of that of wild-type G5K, decreased proline requirement
N134D
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mutation hampers proline binding and glutamate binding, IC50 (L-proline) 76fold increased compared to wild-type
N149A
activity is less than 1% of that of wild-type G5K, 14fold increased proline requirement
Q100A
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mutant shows drastically reduced catalytic rate and reduced affinity for glutamate, IC50 (L-proline) 3fold decreased compared to wild-type
Q80A
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mutant shows drastically reduced catalytic rate and reduced affinity for glutamate, IC50 (L-proline) 3fold decreased compared to wild-type
R118A
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mutant shows increased affinity for glutamate and reduced L-proline affinity (63fold increased IC50)
R25S/E30K/I193A
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mutant behaves as a dimer in gel filtration experiments, kinetically indistinguishable from wild-type, IC50 (L-proline) comparable to wild-type
S50A
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mutant exhibits a greatly reduced catalytic rate but has a small effect on apparent affinities for glutamate or ATP, IC50 (L-proline) 3fold increased compared to wild-type
A226S
D154N
E149K
very insensitive to feedback inhibition, shows prominent increase in the proline content, freeze tolerance like the D154N mutant
I150T
N142D/I166V
very insensitive to feedback inhibition, shows prominent increase in the proline content, is more tolerant to freezing stress than cells expressing the D154N mutant
Q79H
the mutation results in extreme desensitization to feedback inhibition by L-proline, leading to L-proline overproduction. The relative activity of the variant is 96% in the presence of 100 mM L-proline and 87% in the presence of 400 mM L-proline. The specific activity of the variant is slightly reduced compared with the wild type enzyme
A62T
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drastic reduction in specific activity. 911fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
A62V
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drastic reduction in specific activity. 188fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
D147G
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reduction in catalytic activity. 2000fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
D162G
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drastic reduction in specific activity. 611.1fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
D162N
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drastic reduction in specific activity. 644fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
E153A
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reduction in catalytic activity. 555.5fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
E153G
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reduction in catalytic activity. 555.5fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
E153K
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reduction in catalytic activity. 3444.4fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
I149F
I79T
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reduction in catalytic activity. 21.1fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
L154S
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reduction in catalytic activity. 1000fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
M94T
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reduction in catalytic activity. 255.6fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
S159P
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reduction in catalytic activity. 211.1fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
D192G
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the mutation causes an enhanced feedback-resistant gamma-glutamyl kinase activity and conferrs an analogue-resistant phenotype to an Escherichia coli transformant containing the mutated gene
additional information
mutant of the proBA fusion gene, improves the osmotolerance of host cells of Escherichia coli JM83, leads to overproduction of proline by host cells, is about 100fold less sensitive to proline-mediated feedback inhibition than the control
N177D
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mutant of the proBA fusion gene, improves the osmotolerance of host cells of Escherichia coli JM83, leads to overproduction of proline by host cells, is about 100fold less sensitive to proline-mediated feedback inhibition than the control
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the mutant has 1.2fold increased activity and higher thermostability compared to the wild type enzyme
A226S
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the mutant has 1.2fold increased activity and higher thermostability compared to the wild type enzyme
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the mutation results in a prominant increase in cell viability after freezing at -20°C compared to the viability of the cells harboring the wild-type PRO1 gene. The altered gamma-glutamyl kinase results in stabilization of the complex with gamma-glutamyl phosphate reductase or has an indirect effect on gamma-glutamyl phosphate reductase activity which leads to an increase in L-proline production in Saccharomyces cerevisiae
D154N
is 64fold less sensitive to feedback inhibition than wild-type GK, leading to proline accumulation
D154N
site-directed mutagenesis, the mutant enzyme is less sensitive to proline feedback inhibition compared to the wild-type enzyme and shows an increased thermostability
very insensitive to feedback inhibition, shows prominent increase in the proline content, is more tolerant to freezing stress than cells expressing the D154N mutant
I150T
site-directed mutagenesis, the mutant enzyme is less sensitive to proline feedback inhibition compared to the wild-type enzyme and shows an increased thermostability
I150T
the mutant is greatly insensitive to feedback inhibition, leading to L-proline overproduction. The relative activity of the variant is 59% in the presence of 100 mM L-proline. The specific activity of the variant is slightly reduced compared with the wild type enzyme
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drastic reduction in specific activity. 222.2fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
I149F
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222.2fold increase in Ki-value for L-Pro compared to wild-type enzyme
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2-amino-acid insertion (Val and Asn) in front of Glu143: insertion mutant exhibits a dramatic reduction in catalytic ability (the velocity at infinite concentration of substrates is 5% relative to wild-type), IC50 (L-proline) is enhanced compared to wild-type
additional information
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truncated yeast gamma-glutamyl kinase proteins are engineered from which the C-terminal region is deleted. A complementation test in Escherichia coli and yeast and enzymatic analysis of recombinant proteins reveal that a 67-residue linker sequence between a 255-residue kinase domain and a 106-residue archaeosine transglycosylase (PUA) domain is essential for gamma-glutamyl kinase activity. 67 or more residues of the C-terminal region, not the PUA domain itself, are required for the full enzymatic activity
additional information
construction of a gene PRO1 disruption mutant, phenotype, detailed overview. Overexpression of wild-type enzyme partially suppresses the phenotype of the DELTApro1 strain, which is deficient in ribophagy