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2010-09-08
Опубликовано на SciPeople2010-09-08 15:29:54
ЖурналGene
Is crab duplex-specific nuclease a member of the Serratia family of non-specific nucleases?
Gene (2008) vol. 418, pp. 41- 48
Аннотация
Kamchatka crab duplex-specific nuclease (Par_DSN) has been classified as a member of the family of DNA/
RNA non-specific beta-beta-alpha metal finger (bba-Me-finger) nucleases, the archetype of which is the
nuclease from Serratia marcescens. Although the enzyme under investigation seems to belong to the family of
S. marcescens nucleases, Par_DSN exhibits a marked preference for double-stranded DNA as a substrate and
this property is unusual for other members of this family. We have searched other Arthropod species and
identified a number of novel Par_DSN homologs. A phylogenetic analysis demonstrates that the Par_DSN-like
enzymes constitute a separate branch in the evolutionary tree of bba-Me-finger nucleases. Combining
sequence analysis and site-directed mutagenesis, we found that Par_DSN and its homologs possess the
nuclease domain that is slightly longer than that of classic Serratia relatives. The active site composition of
Par_DSN is similar but not identical to that of classic Serratia nucleases. Based on these findings, we proposed
a new classification of Par_DSN-like nucleases.
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