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Substrates and Loaded Iron Ions Relative Position Influence the Catalytic Characteristics of the Metalloenzymes Angelica archangelica Flavone Synthase I and Camellia sinensis Flavonol Synthase

Metalloenzymes are a class of enzymes that catalyze through the metal ions they load. Angelica archangelica flavone synthase I (AnFNS I) and Camellia sinensis flavonol synthase (CaFLS), both of which belong to metalloenzymes, have highly similar structures and metal catalytic cores. However, these t...

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Autores principales: Wang, Zhen, Liu, An, Liu, Juan, Huang, Xu, Xiao, Feiyao, Tian, Miaomiao, Ding, Shenghua, Qin, Si, Shan, Yang
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Publicado: Frontiers Media S.A. 2022
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Acceso en línea:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9213739/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/35754498
http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fphar.2022.902672
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author Wang, Zhen
Liu, An
Liu, Juan
Huang, Xu
Xiao, Feiyao
Tian, Miaomiao
Ding, Shenghua
Qin, Si
Shan, Yang
author_facet Wang, Zhen
Liu, An
Liu, Juan
Huang, Xu
Xiao, Feiyao
Tian, Miaomiao
Ding, Shenghua
Qin, Si
Shan, Yang
author_sort Wang, Zhen
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description Metalloenzymes are a class of enzymes that catalyze through the metal ions they load. Angelica archangelica flavone synthase I (AnFNS I) and Camellia sinensis flavonol synthase (CaFLS), both of which belong to metalloenzymes, have highly similar structures and metal catalytic cores. However, these two enzymes catalyze the same substrate to produce significantly different products. To identify the cause for the differences in the catalytic characteristics of AnFNS I and CaFLS, their protein models were constructed using homology modeling. Structural alignment and molecular docking was also used to elucidate the molecular basis of the differences observed. To analyze and verify the cause for the differences in the catalytic characteristics of AnFNS I and CaFLS, partial fragments of AnFNS I were used to replace the corresponding fragments on CaFLS, and the catalytic characteristics of the mutants were determined by bioconversion assay in E. coli and in vitro catalytic test. The results suggest that the difference in catalytic characteristics between AnFNS I and CaFLS is caused by the depth of the active pockets and the relative position of the substrate. Mutant 10 which present similar dock result with AnFNS I increased the proportion of diosmetin (a flavone) from 2.54 to 16.68% and decreased the proportion of 4′-O-methyl taxifolin (a flavanol) from 47.28 to 2.88%. It was also indicated that the atoms in the substrate molecule that determine the catalytic outcome may be H-2 and H-3, rather than C-2 and C-3. Moreover, it is speculated that the change in the catalytic characteristics at the changes relative spatial position of H-2/H-3 of hesperetin and the loaded carbonyl iron, caused by charged residues at the entrance of the active pocket, is the key factor for the biosynthesis of flavone from flavanone.
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spelling pubmed-92137392022-06-23 Substrates and Loaded Iron Ions Relative Position Influence the Catalytic Characteristics of the Metalloenzymes Angelica archangelica Flavone Synthase I and Camellia sinensis Flavonol Synthase Wang, Zhen Liu, An Liu, Juan Huang, Xu Xiao, Feiyao Tian, Miaomiao Ding, Shenghua Qin, Si Shan, Yang Front Pharmacol Pharmacology Metalloenzymes are a class of enzymes that catalyze through the metal ions they load. Angelica archangelica flavone synthase I (AnFNS I) and Camellia sinensis flavonol synthase (CaFLS), both of which belong to metalloenzymes, have highly similar structures and metal catalytic cores. However, these two enzymes catalyze the same substrate to produce significantly different products. To identify the cause for the differences in the catalytic characteristics of AnFNS I and CaFLS, their protein models were constructed using homology modeling. Structural alignment and molecular docking was also used to elucidate the molecular basis of the differences observed. To analyze and verify the cause for the differences in the catalytic characteristics of AnFNS I and CaFLS, partial fragments of AnFNS I were used to replace the corresponding fragments on CaFLS, and the catalytic characteristics of the mutants were determined by bioconversion assay in E. coli and in vitro catalytic test. The results suggest that the difference in catalytic characteristics between AnFNS I and CaFLS is caused by the depth of the active pockets and the relative position of the substrate. Mutant 10 which present similar dock result with AnFNS I increased the proportion of diosmetin (a flavone) from 2.54 to 16.68% and decreased the proportion of 4′-O-methyl taxifolin (a flavanol) from 47.28 to 2.88%. It was also indicated that the atoms in the substrate molecule that determine the catalytic outcome may be H-2 and H-3, rather than C-2 and C-3. Moreover, it is speculated that the change in the catalytic characteristics at the changes relative spatial position of H-2/H-3 of hesperetin and the loaded carbonyl iron, caused by charged residues at the entrance of the active pocket, is the key factor for the biosynthesis of flavone from flavanone. Frontiers Media S.A. 2022-06-08 /pmc/articles/PMC9213739/ /pubmed/35754498 http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fphar.2022.902672 Text en Copyright © 2022 Wang, Liu, Liu, Huang, Xiao, Tian, Ding, Qin and Shan. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY). The use, distribution or reproduction in other forums is permitted, provided the original author(s) and the copyright owner(s) are credited and that the original publication in this journal is cited, in accordance with accepted academic practice. No use, distribution or reproduction is permitted which does not comply with these terms.
spellingShingle Pharmacology
Wang, Zhen
Liu, An
Liu, Juan
Huang, Xu
Xiao, Feiyao
Tian, Miaomiao
Ding, Shenghua
Qin, Si
Shan, Yang
Substrates and Loaded Iron Ions Relative Position Influence the Catalytic Characteristics of the Metalloenzymes Angelica archangelica Flavone Synthase I and Camellia sinensis Flavonol Synthase
title Substrates and Loaded Iron Ions Relative Position Influence the Catalytic Characteristics of the Metalloenzymes Angelica archangelica Flavone Synthase I and Camellia sinensis Flavonol Synthase
title_full Substrates and Loaded Iron Ions Relative Position Influence the Catalytic Characteristics of the Metalloenzymes Angelica archangelica Flavone Synthase I and Camellia sinensis Flavonol Synthase
title_fullStr Substrates and Loaded Iron Ions Relative Position Influence the Catalytic Characteristics of the Metalloenzymes Angelica archangelica Flavone Synthase I and Camellia sinensis Flavonol Synthase
title_full_unstemmed Substrates and Loaded Iron Ions Relative Position Influence the Catalytic Characteristics of the Metalloenzymes Angelica archangelica Flavone Synthase I and Camellia sinensis Flavonol Synthase
title_short Substrates and Loaded Iron Ions Relative Position Influence the Catalytic Characteristics of the Metalloenzymes Angelica archangelica Flavone Synthase I and Camellia sinensis Flavonol Synthase
title_sort substrates and loaded iron ions relative position influence the catalytic characteristics of the metalloenzymes angelica archangelica flavone synthase i and camellia sinensis flavonol synthase
topic Pharmacology
url https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9213739/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/35754498
http://dx.doi.org/10.3389/fphar.2022.902672
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