The Stoichiometry of Binding of ATP and Its Derivatives to a Recombinant Selenophosphate Synthetase E197D Catalytically Inactive Mutant C17S

Yuliya V. Preobrazhenskaya; Anna I. Sten'ko; Vladimir Yu. Lugovtsev; Andrej G. Moiseenok; Olga M. Kuratchik; Konstantin A. Mandrik; Alexander I. Voskoboev

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The Stoichiometry of Binding of ATP and Its Derivatives to a Recombinant Selenophosphate Synthetase E197D Catalytically Inactive Mutant C17S

Yuliya V. Preobrazhenskaya, Anna I. Sten'ko, Vladimir Yu. Lugovtsev, Andrej G. Moiseenok, Olga M. Kuratchik, Konstantin A. Mandrik, Alexander I. Voskoboev

Published in Advances in Biochemistry (Volume 5, Issue 2)

Received: 30 December 2014 Accepted: 26 February 2015 Published: 24 April 2017

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Selenophosphate synthetase (SPS) catalyses formation of the universal donor of selenium equivalents in a living cell. It performs the selenophosphate formation from ATP and selenide in ATP-dependent manner. We have checked a catalytically inactive mutant C17S of bacterial SPS from E.coli, E197D, for ATP hydrolysis and ATP-binding. The ratio obtained for ATP-binding is 9.52 nM ATP: 7.0 nmol enzyme, however, the fraction of the protein applied to the size-exclusive column TSK 2000 under reaction conditions was homogenious. It is likely under the ATP-binding conditions C17S mutant of SPS represents a monomer. A sequence alignment of bacterial mutant C17S from strain K12 with a human SEPHSI shows it exhibits of 31% homology. It is supposingly SPSI is a functional and structural analogue of C17S and has a similar biological activity.

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DOI	10.11648/j.ab.20170502.13
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Selenophosphate Synthetase, ATP-Binding, Monomer, TNP-ATP

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Yuliya V. Preobrazhenskaya

Department of Biology and Ecology, Grodno State Kupala University, Grodno, Belarus
Anna I. Sten'ko

Department of Biology and Ecology, Grodno State Kupala University, Grodno, Belarus
Vladimir Yu. Lugovtsev

Food and Drug Administration, Bethesda, USA
Andrej G. Moiseenok

NPTS “Biochemistry and Pharmacology”, Grodno, Belarus
Olga M. Kuratchik

GR D-V Observation Station and Hospital, Grodno, Belarus
Konstantin A. Mandrik

Department of Biology and Ecology, Grodno State Kupala University, Grodno, Belarus
Alexander I. Voskoboev

Department of Biology and Ecology, Grodno State Kupala University, Grodno, Belarus

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