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J. Biol. Chem., Vol. 266, Issue 31, 20672-20677, 11, 1991
H Shirataki, K Kaibuchi, M Hiroyoshi, M Isomura, S Araki, T Sasaki and Y Takai
smg p21B, a member of the ras p21-like small GTP-binding protein
superfamily, undergoes post-translational modifications, which are
geranylgeranylation of the cysteine residue in the C-terminal region
followed by removal of the three C-terminal amino acids (QLL) and the
subsequent carboxyl methylation of the exposed prenylated cysteine residue.
smg p21B has a polybasic region upstream of the prenylated cysteine
residue. We have previously proposed that these C-terminal structures of
smg p21B are essential for the action of its stimulatory GDP/GTP exchange
protein, named GDP dissociation stimulator (GDS). We studied here which
structure of the C-terminal region of smg p21B is important for its
interaction with smg p21 GDS. For this purpose, we synthesized a peptide
according to the C-terminal structure of smg p21B, which was
PGKARKKSSC-geranylgeranyl-carboxyl methyl, and its variously modified
peptides and examined their ability to interact with smg p21 GDS and to
interfere with the smg p21 GDS action to stimulate the GDP/GTP exchange
reaction of smg p21B. The results indicate that the phosphorylated form of
PGKARKKSSC-geranylgeranyl stoichiometrically interacts with smg p21 GDS,
that the presence of the geranylgeranyl moiety is essential for, but not
sufficient for, the smg p21 GDS action, and that the presence of the methyl
moiety, removal of the three C-terminal amino acids, and the presence of
the polybasic amino acids also affect the smg p21 GDS action. It is likely
that all the steps of the post-translational processing and presence of the
polybasic region in the C-terminal region of smg p21B are related to its
interaction with smg p21 GDS.
Inhibition of the action of the stimulatory GDP/GTP exchange protein for smg p21 by the geranylgeranylated synthetic peptides designed from its C-terminal region
Department of Biochemistry, Kobe University School of Medicine, Japan.
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