2.3.1.28: chloramphenicol O-acetyltransferase
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2.3.1.28
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5'-flanking
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cotransfection
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cis-acting
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tata
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transactivation
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sp1
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footprint
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simian
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thymidine
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hepatoma
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immunodeficiency
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camp
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glucocorticoid
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dnase
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dexamethasone
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phorbol
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herpes
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trans-acting
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simplex
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viruses
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sarcoma
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adenovirus
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c-fos
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nuclease
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ccaat
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promoterless
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cytomegalovirus
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electroporation
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nf-kappa
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jurkat
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run-on
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dna-protein
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immediate-early
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e1a
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5'-deletion
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gc-rich
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12-o-tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate
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5\'-upstream
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camp-responsive
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supershifted
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polyhedrosis
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mobility-shift
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estrogen-responsive
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subgenomic
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htlv-i
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sp1-binding
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glucocorticoid-responsive
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basepairs
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moloney
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analysis
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molecular biology
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medicine
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proviruses
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biotechnology
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synthesis
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pharmacology
- 2.3.1.28
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5'-flanking
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cotransfection
-
cis-acting
- tata
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transactivation
- sp1
-
footprint
-
simian
- thymidine
- hepatoma
- immunodeficiency
- camp
- glucocorticoid
- dnase
- dexamethasone
-
phorbol
-
herpes
-
trans-acting
- simplex
- viruses
- sarcoma
- adenovirus
- c-fos
- nuclease
-
ccaat
-
promoterless
- cytomegalovirus
-
electroporation
-
nf-kappa
-
jurkat
-
run-on
-
dna-protein
-
immediate-early
- e1a
-
5'-deletion
-
gc-rich
- 12-o-tetradecanoylphorbol-13-acetate
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5\'-upstream
-
camp-responsive
-
supershifted
-
polyhedrosis
-
mobility-shift
-
estrogen-responsive
-
subgenomic
- htlv-i
-
sp1-binding
-
glucocorticoid-responsive
-
basepairs
-
moloney
- analysis
- molecular biology
- medicine
- proviruses
- biotechnology
- synthesis
- pharmacology
Reaction
Synonyms
acetyltransferase, chloramphenicol, CAP acetyltransferase, CAT, CAT I, CAT II, CAT III, cat-86, CATC, CATI, chloramphenicol acetylase, chloramphenicol acetyltransferase, chloramphenicol acetyltransferase B2, chloramphenicol transacetylase, Pacat, Tn9 ca
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Engineering on EC 2.3.1.28 - chloramphenicol O-acetyltransferase
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C214A
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95% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 31% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214D
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50% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 85% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214E
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75% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 84% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214F/G219S
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95% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 81% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214G
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80% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 44% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214L
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100% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 33% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214P
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95% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 88% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214Q
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95% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 73% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214R
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55% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 84% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214S
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95% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 32% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214T
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90% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 59% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214V
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95% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 45% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214W
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50% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 70% of activity after 30 min at 65 C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
C214Y
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90% of the in vivo produced mutant polypeptide is soluble compared to 90% for the wild-type enzyme. Mutant enzyme loses 81% of activity after 30 min at 65°C compared to 15% for the wild-type enzyme
CATIII (F24A/Y25F/L29A)
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Km-value for acetyl-CoA is 0.095 mM compared to 0.093 mM for wild-type CATIII, Km-value for chloramphenicol is 0.023 mM compared to 0.012 mM for the wild-type CATIII, turnover number is 30% of the wild-type enzyme CAT III
CATIII(Q92C/N146F/Y169F/I172V)
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Km-value for acetyl-CoA is 0.165 mM compared to 0.093 mM for wild-type CATIII, Km-value for chloramphenicol is 0.02 mM compared to 0.012 mM for the wild-type CATIII, turnover number is 60% of the wild-type enzyme CAT III
K14/K217E
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Km-value for acetyl-CoA is 0.166 mM compared to 0.093 mM for wild-type CATIII, Km-value for chloramphenicol is 0.017 mM compared to 0.012 mM for the wild-type CATIII, turnover number is 87% of the wild-type enzyme CAT III
L145F
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folding of chloramphenicol acetyltransferase is hampered by deletion of the carboxy-terminal tail including the last residue of the carboxy-terminal alpha-helix. Such truncated CAT polypeptides quantitatively aggregate into cytoplasmic inclusion bodies, which results in absence of chloramphenicol-resistant phenotype for the producing host. Introduction of Phe at amino acid position 145 improves the ability of the protein to fold into a soluble, enzymatically active conformation
L158I
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fluorinated mutant expressed in trifluoroleucine shows enhanced thermostability compared to CAT T (CAT expressed in trifluoroleucine), suggesting that trifluoroleucine at position 158 contributes to a portion of the observed loss in thermostability upon global fluorination. Relative activity: 89% (non-fluorinated mutant), 51.7% (fluorinated mutant)
L208I
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fluorinated mutant expressed in trifluoroleucine shows loss in thermostability
L821I
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fluorinated mutant expressed in trifluoroleucine shows loss in thermostability
[CATI (H195A)]2[CATIII(K14E/K217E)]
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hybrid trimer, Km-value for acetyl-CoA is 0.072 mM compared to 0.093 mM for wild-type CATIII, Km-value for chloramphenicol is 0.018 mM compared to 0.012 mM for the wild-type CATIII, turnover number is 14% of the wild-type enzyme CAT III
[CATIII]2[CATIII(K14E/H195A/K217A)]
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Km-value for acetyl-CoA is 0.143 mM compared to 0.093 mM for wild-type CATIII, Km-value for chloramphenicol is 0.016 mM compared to 0.012 mM for the wild-type CATIII, turnover number is 80% of the wild-type enzyme CAT III
[CATIII][CATIII(K14E/H195A/K217A)]2
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Km-value for acetyl-CoA is 0.198 mM compared to 0.093 mM for wild-type CATIII, Km-value for chloramphenicol is 0.02 mM compared to 0.012 mM for the wild-type CATIII, turnover number is 82% of the wild-type enzyme CAT III
[CATI][CATIII(K14E/H195A/K217E)]2
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hybrid trimer, Km-value for acetyl-CoA is 0.107 mM compared to 0.093 mM for wild-type CATIII, Km-value for chloramphenicol is 0.02 mM compared to 0.012 mM for the wild-type CATIII, turnover number is 50% of the wild-type enzyme CAT III
G61S
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G61S and Y105C contrtibute synergistically to the resistance phenotype of strain PAhcr1
G61S/Y105C
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G61S and Y105C contrtibute synergistically to the resistance phenotype of strain PAhcr1
Y105C
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G61S and Y105C contrtibute synergistically to the resistance phenotype of strain PAhcr1
G61S
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G61S and Y105C contrtibute synergistically to the resistance phenotype of strain PAhcr1
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G61S/Y105C
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G61S and Y105C contrtibute synergistically to the resistance phenotype of strain PAhcr1
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Y105C
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G61S and Y105C contrtibute synergistically to the resistance phenotype of strain PAhcr1
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A138S
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site-directed mutagenesis, the enzyme mutant shows increased thermostability at 60-65°C for 24 h compared to the wild-type enzyme, thermostability enhancement results from the A138T replacement and can attributed to both the presence of a hydroxyl group and the bulk of the threonine side chain. CAT A138S mutation confers chloramphenicol resistance to Geobacillus kaustophilus cells at high temperature more efficiently than the wild-type enzyme
A138T
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site-directed mutagenesis, the enzyme mutant shows increased thermostability at 60-65°C for 24 h compared to the wild-type enzyme, thermostability enhancement results from the A138T replacement and can attributed to both the presence of a hydroxyl group and the bulk of the threonine side chain. CAT A138T mutation confers chloramphenicol resistance to Geobacillus kaustophilus cells at high temperature more efficiently than the wild-type enzyme. The A138T substitution has no effect on CAT activity
A138V
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site-directed mutagenesis, the enzyme mutant shows highly increased thermostability at 60-65°C for 24 h compared to the wild-type enzyme, thermostability enhancement results from the A138T replacement and can attributed to both the presence of a hydroxyl group and the bulk of the threonine side chain. CAT A138V mutation confers chloramphenicol resistance to Geobacillus kaustophilus cells at high temperature more efficiently than the wild-type enzyme
additional information
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Bacillus subtilis cells expressing a hybrid protein (LvsSS-Cat) consisting of the Bacillus amyloliquefaciens levansucrose signal peptide fused to Bacillus pumilus chloramphenicol acetyltransferase are unable to export cat protein into the growth medium. A series of tripartite protein fusion is constructed by inserting various length of the cat sequences between the levansucrase signal peptide and staphylococcal protein A or Escherichia coli alkaline phosphatase. Biochemical characterization of the various Cat protein fusion reveales that multiple regions in the cat protein are causing the export defect
additional information
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in soluble CATI(1-211)(X3) mutants nearly all amino acid residues are tolerated at position 212 and 213. This reflects the relative lack of impotance of these residues in the folding and/or stabilization of CAT. Substitutions at position 214 do not dramatically alter the biological activity of wild-type CATI
additional information
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replacement of all the leucine residues in the enzyme chloramphenicol acetyltransferase with the analog, 5',5',5'-trifluoroleucine, results in the maintenance of enzymatic activity under ambient temperatures as well as an enhancement in secondary structure but loss in stability against heat and denaturants or organic co-solvents
additional information
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residue-specific incorporation of T into chloramphenicol acetyltransferase (CAT) results in a loss of thermostability. Relative activity: 34.6% (fluorinated CAT)
additional information
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thermoadaptation-directed enzyme evolution approach for generation of mutant genes encoding enzyme variants that are more thermostable than the parent enzyme using an error-prone thermophile strain MK480 derived from Geobacillus kaustophilus strain HTA426, increase of the thermostability of the chloramphenicol acetyltransferase (CAT) from Staphylococcus aureus and successfully generation of a CAT variant with an A138 replacement (CATA138X), method, overview