Trp89 in the lid ofHumicola lanuginosa lipase is important for efficient hydrolysis of tributyrin |
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Authors: | Mats Holmquist Mats Martinelle Ib Groth Clausen Shamkant Patkar Allan Svendsen Karl Hult |
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Affiliation: | (1) Department of Biochemistry and Biotechnology, Royal Institute of Technology, Teknikringen 34, S-100 44 Stockholm, Sweden;(2) Novo-Nordisk A/S, 2880 Bagsvaerd, Denmark |
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Abstract: | To determine whether Trp89 located in the lid of the lipase (EC 3.1.1.3) fromHumicola lanuginosa is important for the catalytic property of the enzyme, site-directed mutagenesis at Trp89 was carried out. The kinetic properties
of wild type and mutated enzymes were studied with tributyrin as substrate. Lipase variants in which Trp89 was changed to
Phe, Leu, Gly or Glu all showed less than 14% of the activity compared to that of the wild type lipase. The Trp89Glu mutant
was the least active with only 1% of the activity seen with the wild type enzyme. All Trp mutants had the same binding affinity
to the tributyrin substrate interface as did the wild type enzyme. Wild type lipase showed saturation kinetics against tributyrin
when activities were measured with mixed emulsions containing different proportions of tributyrin and the nonionic alkyl polyoxyethylene
ether surfactant, Triton DF-16. Wild type enzyme showed a Vmax=6000±300 mmol·min−1·g−1 and an apparent Km=16±2% (vol/vol) for tributyrin in Triton DF-16, while the mutants did not show saturation kinetics in an identical assay.
The apparent Km for tributyrin in Triton DF-16 was increased as the result of replacing Trp89 with other residues (Phe, Leu, Gly or Glu).
The activities of all mutants were more sensitive to the presence of Triton DF-16 in the tributyrin substrate than was wild
type lipase. The activity of the Trp89Glu mutant was decreased to 50% in the presence of 2 vol% Triton DF-16 compared to the
activity seen with pure tributyrin as substrate. Wild type lipase and all mutants except Trp89Glu had the same affinity for
the substrate interface formed by 15.6 vol% tributyrin in Triton DF-16. The Trp89Glu mutant showed a lower affinity than all
the other lipase variants for the interface of 15.6 vol% tributyrin in Triton DF-16. The study showed that Trp89 located in
the lid ofH. lanuginosa lipase is important for the efficient hydrolysis of tributyrin and that this residue plays a role in the catalytic steps
after adsorption of the lipase to the substrate interface. |
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