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==E.Coli Gyrase==
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{{STRUCTURE_1ab4|  PDB=1ab4  |  SCENE=56/568026/Coloured/1}}  
{{STRUCTURE_1ab4|  PDB=1ab4  |  CAPTION=A-subunit (monomer), resolution 2.80Å, 1ab4.pdb| SCENE=56/568026/Coloured/1}}
[[Image:1ab4.png|left|200px]]
[[Image:1ab4.png|left|200px]]


=='''Introduction :'''==
==='''Introduction :'''===




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=='''Structure'''==
==='''Structure'''===


[[Image:Gyrasegene.jpg]]
[[Image:Gyrasegene.jpg]]
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=='''Mechanism'''==
==='''Mechanism'''===


40-bp of duplex DNA, the G-segment, bind to the core of the enzyme and are cleaved by the active site tyrosines, while another DNA duplex, the T-segment, is captured through the ATP-induced dimerization of a protein gate, the N-gate. After passage through the transiently broken G-segment (DNA gate), the T-segment exits the protein through another protein gate, the C-gate. ATP hydrolysis and release reset the conformation of the enzyme and DNA to their initial state, poised for another strand-passage event or release of the DNA.
40-bp of duplex DNA, the G-segment, bind to the core of the enzyme and are cleaved by the active site tyrosines, while another DNA duplex, the T-segment, is captured through the ATP-induced dimerization of a protein gate, the N-gate. After passage through the transiently broken G-segment (DNA gate), the T-segment exits the protein through another protein gate, the C-gate. ATP hydrolysis and release reset the conformation of the enzyme and DNA to their initial state, poised for another strand-passage event or release of the DNA.
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=='''Reaction'''==
==='''Reaction'''===


The process of DNA supercoiling by gyrase is the following :
The process of DNA supercoiling by gyrase is the following :
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There are also others antibiotics, like the Cinodine which binds DNA and inhibits its supercoiling by gyrase.
There are also others antibiotics, like the Cinodine which binds DNA and inhibits its supercoiling by gyrase.
    
    
==See Also==
===See Also===
*[[Gyrase|Gyrase]]
*[[Gyrase|Gyrase]]
*[[Topoisomerase|Topoisomerase]]
*[[Topoisomerase|Topoisomerase]]


==Reference==
===References===
<ref group="xtra">PMID:009278055</ref><references group="xtra"/>
<ref group="xtra">PMID:009278055</ref><references group="xtra"/>
[[Category: Escherichia coli]]
[[Category: Escherichia coli]]