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PDBsum entry 1smh

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Signaling protein,transferase/inhibitor PDB id
1smh
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Protein chains
350 a.a. *
20 a.a. *
Ligands
BU3 ×6
MG8
Waters ×175
* Residue conservation analysis

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Title The typically disordered n-Terminus of pka can fold as a helix and project the myristoylation site into solution.
Authors C.Breitenlechner, R.A.Engh, R.Huber, V.Kinzel, D.Bossemeyer, M.Gassel.
Ref. Biochemistry, 2004, 43, 7743-7749. [DOI no: 10.1021/bi0362525]
PubMed id 15196017
Abstract
Protein kinases comprise the major enzyme family critically involved in signal transduction pathways; posttranslational modifications affect their regulation and determine signaling states. The prototype protein kinase A (PKA) possesses an N-terminal alpha-helix (Helix A) that is atypical for kinases and is thus a major distinguishing feature of PKA. Its physiological function may involve myristoylation at the N-terminus and modulation via phosphorylation at serine 10. Here we describe an unusual structure of an unmyristoylated PKA, unphosphorylated at serine 10, with a completely ordered N-terminus. Using standard conditions (e.g., PKI 5-24, ATP site ligand, MEGA-8), a novel 2-fold phosphorylated PKA variant showed the ordered N-terminus in a new crystal packing arrangement. Thus, the critical factor for structuring the N-terminus is apparently the absence of phosphorylation of Ser10. The flexibility of the N-terminus, its myristoylation, and the conformational dependence on the phosphorylation state are consistent with a functional role for myristoylation.
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