Engineering botulinum neurotoxin domains for activation by toxin light chain.

作者: Patrick R. Stancombe , Geoffrey Masuyer , Ian Birch-Machin , Matthew Beard , Keith A. Foster

DOI: 10.1111/J.1742-4658.2011.08444.X

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摘要: Targeted secretion inhibitors (TSI) are a new class of biopharmaceuticals designed from botulinum neurotoxin protein scaffold. The backbone consists the 50-kDa endopeptidase light chain and translocation domain (N-terminal portion heavy chain), lacks neuronal toxicity, but retains ability to target cytoplasmic soluble N-ethylmaleimide-sensitive factor attachment receptor (SNARE) proteins. TSI produced as single-chain proteins then cleaved post-translationally generate functional heterodimers. Precise proteolytic cleavage is essential activate dichain form. themselves highly specific proteases. We have exploited this activity create self-activating enzymes by replacing native site with substrate SNARE peptide for protease. also created cross-activating backbones. By activation in one another serotype, controlled achieved. peptides encompassing whole coiled-coil region enabled complete assembly backbone. These engineered backbones capable translocating their enzymatic domains intracellular They investigative tools which further understanding interactions.

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