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Query: EC:3.4.21.4 (
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The effects of detergents,
trypsin
, and bivalent metal ions on production of phosphatidic and lysophosphatidic acids by the action of
phospholipase D
(PLD) on lecithin and lysolecithin were studied. It was found that these reaction products and dodecyl sulfate ions activate PLD, whereas other anionic detergents are less effective. A protective effect of the functioning enzyme against its hydrolytic inactivation by
trypsin
was found. Bivalent metal ions can be arranged in the following sequence by their ability to activate PLD in the hydrolysis of lecithin and lysolecithin: Ca2+>Sr2+>Ba2+>Mg2+. These results are considered in relation to a proposed mechanism of activation and functioning of PLD with the participation of clusters of phosphatidates and lysophosphatidates. Such Me2+-induced formation of rafts or microdomains from the products of hydrolysis of phospholipids can rationalize not only PLD activation and self-regulation, but also the action of this mechanism on other components and properties of biomembranes. PLD and other lipolytic enzymes can be classified as lateral vector enzymes.
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PMID:Effect of detergents, trypsin, and bivalent metal ions on interfacial activation and functioning of phospholipase D. 2510 31
Most biomembranes have an asymmetric structure with regard to phospholipid distribution between the inner and outer leaflets of the lipid bilayers. Control of the asymmetric distribution plays a pivotal role in several cellular functions such as intracellular membrane fusion and cell division. The mechanism by which membrane asymmetry and its alteration function in these transformation processes is not yet clear. To understand the significance of membrane asymmetry on trafficking and metabolism of intracellular vesicular components, a system that experimentally reproduces the asymmetric nature of biomembranes is essential. Here, we succeeded in obtaining asymmetric vesicles by means of transphosphatidylation reactions with
phospholipase D
(PLD), which acts exclusively on phosphatidylcholine (PC) present in the outer leaflet of vesicles. By treating PC vesicles with PLD in the presence of 1.7M serine and 0.3M ethanolamine, we obtained asymmetric vesicles that are topologically similar to intracellular vesicles containing phosphatidylserine and phosphatidylethanolamine in the cytosolic leaflet. PLD and other unwanted compounds could be removed by
trypsin
digestion followed by dialysis. Our established technique has a great advantage over conventional methods in that asymmetric vesicles can be provided at high yield and high efficiency, which is requisite for most physicochemical assays.
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PMID:Formation of asymmetric vesicles via phospholipase D-mediated transphosphatidylation. 2903 1
Corynebacterium silvaticum
is a newly described animal pathogen, closely related to the emerging human pathogen
Corynebacterium ulcerans
and
Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis
, a major pathogen of small ruminants. In this study, proteins of a whole cell and a shaving fraction and the exoproteome of
C. silvaticum
strain W25 were analyzed as a first proteome study of this species. In total, 1305 proteins were identified out of 2013 proteins encoded by the W25 genome sequence and number of putative virulence factors were detected already under standard growth conditions including
phospholipase D
and sialidase. An up to now uncharacterized
trypsin
-like protease is by far the most secreted protein in this species, indicating a putative role in pathogenicity. Furthermore, the proteome analyses carried out in this study support the recently published taxonomical delineation of
C. silvaticum
from the closely related zoonotic
Corynebacterium
species.
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PMID:Cellular and Extracellular Proteome of the Animal Pathogen
Corynebacterium silvaticum
, a Close Relative of Zoonotic
Corynebacterium ulcerans
and
Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis
. 3280 79
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