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Transamidase subunit GAA1/GPAA1 is a M28 family metallo-peptide-synthetase that catalyzes the peptide bond formation between the substrate protein's omega-site and the GPI lipid anchor's phosphoethanolamine.


ABSTRACT: The transamidase subunit GAA1/GPAA1 is predicted to be the enzyme that catalyzes the attachment of the glycosylphosphatidyl (GPI) lipid anchor to the carbonyl intermediate of the substrate protein at the ?-site. Its ~300-amino acid residue lumenal domain is a M28 family metallo-peptide-synthetase with an ?/? hydrolase fold, including a central 8-strand ?-sheet and a single metal (most likely zinc) ion coordinated by 3 conserved polar residues. Phosphoethanolamine is used as an adaptor to make the non-peptide GPI lipid anchor look chemically similar to the N terminus of a peptide.

SUBMITTER: Eisenhaber B 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC4111754 | biostudies-literature | 2014

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Transamidase subunit GAA1/GPAA1 is a M28 family metallo-peptide-synthetase that catalyzes the peptide bond formation between the substrate protein's omega-site and the GPI lipid anchor's phosphoethanolamine.

Eisenhaber Birgit B   Eisenhaber Stephan S   Kwang Toh Yew TY   Grüber Gerhard G   Eisenhaber Frank F  

Cell cycle (Georgetown, Tex.) 20140417 12


The transamidase subunit GAA1/GPAA1 is predicted to be the enzyme that catalyzes the attachment of the glycosylphosphatidyl (GPI) lipid anchor to the carbonyl intermediate of the substrate protein at the ω-site. Its ~300-amino acid residue lumenal domain is a M28 family metallo-peptide-synthetase with an α/β hydrolase fold, including a central 8-strand β-sheet and a single metal (most likely zinc) ion coordinated by 3 conserved polar residues. Phosphoethanolamine is used as an adaptor to make th  ...[more]

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