| Title | Crystal structure of predicted zincin-like metalloprotease (YP_873820.1) from ACIDOTHERMUS CELLULOLYTICUS 11B at 1.80 A resolution. | | Site | JCSG | | PDB Id | | Target Id | 376525 | | Molecular Characteristics | | Source | Acidothermus cellulolyticus 11b | | Alias Ids | YP_873820.1 | Molecular Weight | 12831.74 Da. | | Residues | 113 | Isoelectric Point | 4.29 | | Sequence | mvyvdpdrfdelvaealdgipeefaramrnvavfvedepddpellglyvgiplterttayggvlpdriii yrnticalcetesevidevrktvvheiahhfgidderlhelgy | | | BLAST FFAS |
| Structure Determination | | Method | XRAY | Chains | 2 | | Resolution (Å) | 1.80 | Rfree | 0.204 | | Matthews' coefficent | 2.07 | Rfactor | 0.175 | | Waters | 193 | Solvent Content | 40.54 |
| Ligand Information | | Ligands | ACT (ACETATE) x 2 | | Metals | CA (CALCIUM) x 2 | | |
Protein Summary
Structure of YP_873820.1 protein represents the second experimentally determined structure from PFAM DUF1025 family (PF06262), a large (>200 members) family of hypothetical proteins from bacteria and human, soil and ocean metagenomes. The first structure from this family (2ejq from Thermus thermophilus HB8) was solved by Riken Structural Genomics group in 2007. Both structures have significant stuctural similarity to metalloproteases such as MMP16 (1rn8) and others from Peptidase MA clan. Depite the low sequence identity (~8% sequence id), the classical MMP motif (HEXXHXXGXXH) is conserved in this family except for the last histidine. At the same time distant homology prediction programs recognize this similarity, even that with a marginal statistical significance (FFAS Z-score of -8.9 as compared to -9.5 significance treshold), suggesting that DUF1025 family is distantly related to metalloproteases and should be added to the Peptidase MA clan.
Structures of both representatives of DUF1025 family look like minimal versions of the metalloprotease fold, only three (out of 5) stands in the main beta sheet are conserved, loops are much closer and the overall length of all members of this family (~110 aa) is significantly shorter that the average MMP (~160aa)
Ligand Summary