Title: Key and lock theory of induced fit
1Key and lock theory of induced fit
2Endopeptidase
3Exopeptidase
Carboxypeptidase
Aminopeptidase
4Proteolytic activation of zymogens
Trypsinogen
Chymotrypsinogen
Trypsin
p - Chymotrypsin
a - Chymotrypsin
Trypsin inhibitor
Inactive trypsine
5Chymotrypsinogen
1..245
Trypsin
p-Chymotrypsin
16..245
1..15
Chymotrypsin
a-Chymotrypsin
16.146
149245
1.13
6Chymotrypsin hydrolysis of peptide and ester
bonds
Hydrolysis of peptide bonds
Hydrolysis of ester bonds
7Substrate specificity of Chymotrypsin
8Ser195 OH of chymotrypsin reacts with DIPF
CH2OH
CH2
Ser 195
Ser 195
9Kinetics of chymotrypsin catalysis (measured
with synthetic substrate)
10Kinetics of chymotrypsin catalysis (measured
with synthetic substrate)
A
Steady state
Burst phase
Time milisecundum
11Two stages of the enzyme action
Enzyme
Acyl-enzyme
Enzyme
12Chymotrypsin active site its function
13Hydrolysis of peptide bond by chymotrypsin
14Hydrolysis of peptide bond by chymotrypsin
Acyl enzyme intermedier
Acyl enzyme intermedier
Tetrahedral - intermedier
15Hydrolysis of peptide bond by chymotrypsin
16Homolog enzymes
- Chymotrypsin Phe, Tyr, Trp, Met
- Trypsin - Arg, Lys
- Elastase amino acids with short side chain
residues ie. Ala, Ser - Thrombin Fibrinogen, V, VIII, PC
- Plasmin - Fibrin,
17Substrate bingind site S1 of chymotrypsin,
trypsin elastase
O
O
Asp 189
Val 216
Val 190
Chymotrypsin
Trypsin
Elastase
18Cystein, aspartyl metalloproteases
- Papain isolated from papaya
- Nucleophyl attack on peptide bond
- Cathepsins immunsystem
- Caspases - apoptoses
19Cistein, aspartyl metalloproteases
- Asp protonated
- Asp deprotonated
- H2O
- Renin
- Pepsin
20Cistein, aspartyl metalloproteases
- Bacterial termolysine
- Carboxypeptidase A
- Zinc proteases (matrix metalloproteinases MMP)
- MMP tissue degradation and remodelling
21Cholinerg synapsis
Presynaptical membrane
Postsynaptical membrane
22Acetylcholine esterase
- Synaptic cleft
- Bound to collagen GAG network
- Hydrolysis of Acethylcholine
- a2b2
- Turnovernumber 25000 / sec
Acetilkolin receptor
23Catalytic mechanism of acetylcholine esterase
24Organic phosphate inhibitors of acetylcholine
esterase
- Sarin Metro of Tokyo
- Tabun
- extremely toxic substance
- it is classified as a weapon of mass destruction
- Parathion pesticide
- Labelled DIFP
- 12000 / mm2 receptor/mouse diafragma
25Carbamoylation of Ser-OH in acetylcholine esterase
Physostigmin (Eserin)
Slow hydrolysis of carbamoyl-enzyme intermedier
Ordeal In witchcraft trials
26Carbamoylation of Ser-OH in acetylcholine
esterase by neostigmin
Neostigmin
Slow hydrolysis of carbamoyl-enzyme intermedier
it inhibits acetylcholine esterase,
acetylcholine increase Decrease in intraocular
pressure
27Dekametonium bounds to receptor Constant
depolarisation
Succinylcholine slow hydrolysis Pseudocholine
esterase
28Zymogens of pancreas
29Enteropeptidase
Trypsin
Trypsinogen
Proelastase
Procarboxypeptidase
Elastase
Carboxypeptidase
Prolipase
Lipase
Cymotrypsinogen
Cymotrypsin