Enhanced carboxypeptidase efficacies and differentiation of peptide epimers

Carboxypeptidases enzymatically cleave the peptide bond of C-terminal amino acids. In humans, it is involved in enzymatic synthesis and maturation of proteins and peptides. Carboxypeptidases A and Y have difficulty hydrolyzing the peptide bond of dipeptides and some other amino acid sequences. Early...

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description Carboxypeptidases enzymatically cleave the peptide bond of C-terminal amino acids. In humans, it is involved in enzymatic synthesis and maturation of proteins and peptides. Carboxypeptidases A and Y have difficulty hydrolyzing the peptide bond of dipeptides and some other amino acid sequences. Early investigations into different N-blocking groups concluded that larger moieties increased substrate susceptibility to peptide bond hydrolysis with carboxypeptidases. This study conclusively demonstrates that 6-aminoquinoline-N-hydroxysuccimidyl carbamate (AQC) as an N-blocking group greatly enhances substrate hydrolysis with carboxypeptidase. AQC addition to the N-terminus of amino acids and peptides also improves chromatographic peak shapes and sensitivities via mass spectrometry detection. These enzymes have been used for amino acid sequence determination prior to the advent of modern proteomics. However, most modern proteomic methods assume that all peptides are comprised of l-amino acids and therefore cannot distinguish L-from d-amino acids within the peptide sequence. The majority of existing methods that allow for chiral differentiation either require synthetic standards or incur racemization in the process. This study highlights the resistance of d-amino acids within peptides to enzymatic hydrolysis by Carboxypeptidase Y. This stereoselectivity may be advantageous when screening for low abundance peptide stereoisomers. [Display omitted] •Peptide susceptibility to carboxypeptidase hydrolysis is enhanced with AQC-tag.•Peptide bond of AQC derivatized lysine is susceptible to carboxypeptidase hydrolysis.•Carboxypeptidase Y has difficulty hydrolyzing peptides with d-amino acids.•Carboxypeptidase Y can be used to differentiate between epimers.
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Amino Acids - chemistry
Amino Acids - metabolism
Carboxypeptidases A - metabolism
Cathepsin A - metabolism
D-amino acid
Enkephalin
Humans
LC-MS
Mass Spectrometry
Peptides
Peptides - chemistry
Peptides - metabolism
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