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sparser
"The phosphorylated DUBA displays essentially the same predicted secondary structure, which is in good agreement with the crystal structures of both non-phosphorylated DUBA in free form (PDB ID: 3PFY) and phosphorylated DUBA covalently linked to ubiquitin aldehyde (PDB ID: 3TMP)."
sparser
"The crystal structure of the catalytic domain of the phosphorylated DUBA (p-DUBA) conjugated to ubiquitin-aldehyde revealed that the interactions between the phosphate group and the two positively charged residues, R272 and K273, in the α6 helix lead to the enclosure of the C-terminal tail of ubiquitin ( xref ). xref NMR studies show that phosphorylation induces minimal structural changes in the apo state of DUBA, xref raising the question of whether modulation of conformational dynamics plays a role in DUBA activation."
sparser
"To investigate whether we had selective fragment binders for either form of OTUD5, we validated both the inactive and activated forms, however we observed similar labelling for both states (Supplementary Fig. xref ), supporting that OTUD5 phosphorylation does not alter the nucleophilicity of the catalytic cysteine."
sparser
"We have previously
measured the backbone amide 1 H relaxation dispersion on
DUBA in both phosphorylated and nonphosphorylated forms at 298 K. xref Here, we measured 1 H relaxation dispersion
of both backbone amide and arginine side-chain N ε –H ε on phosphorylated DUBA at 290 K. The
lower sample temperature was chosen to reduce the signal loss from
solvent exchange."
sparser
"To assess the functional importance of arginines for
which motions were detected, we performed activity assays on the R227A,
R331A, and R294A mutants of phosphorylated DUBA, using the ubiquitin
(Ub)–AMC substrate, where the fluorescent dye AMC was attached
to the C-terminus of ubiquitin and can be cleaved by DUBs. xref contains the kinetics
parameters."
sparser
"The crystal structure of the Ub-aldehyde complex with phosphorylated OTUD5 reveals a remarkable interaction between the phosphorylated Ser177 of OTUD5 and the guanidinium moiety of Arg74 of the bound ubiquitin showing that the phosphorylation is essential for the DUB activity [ xref ]."