Conversion of the Cleavage Specificity of Subtilisin YaB on Oxidized Insulin Chains to an Elastase-like Specificity by Replacement of Gly124 with Ala

  • MEI Hui-Ching
    <i>Institute of Biochemistry, National Yang-Ming University</i> <i>Department of Medical Technology, China Medical College</i>
  • LI Ywan-Feng
    <i>Institute of Biochemistry, National Yang-Ming University</i>
  • HSU Chi-Cheng
    <i>Institute of Biochemistry, National Yang-Ming University</i>
  • TSAI Ying-Chieh
    <i>Institute of Biochemistry, National Yang-Ming University</i>
  • TAKAGI Hiroshi
    <i>Department of Bioscience, Fukui Prefectural University</i>

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Abstract

  Replacement of Gly124 on the S1 pocket of subtilisin YaB with Ala changed the cleavage pattern on oxidized insulin B-chain from the subtilisin type to the elastase type. The initial cleavage site in the B-chain shifted from L15-Y16 for wild-type YaB to A14-L15 for the G124A mutant. Upon complete hydrolysis with the G124A mutant, four of the six major cleavage sites on the B-chain were identical to porcine pancreatic elastase cleavage sites.<br>

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