Rhomboid protease
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3D Structures of rhomboid protease
Updated on 08-August-2024
FunctionRhomboid protease (GlpG) is a transmembranal serine protease. The active site is buried in the lipid bilayer of cell membrane. It cleaves proteins within their transmembrane domain[1]. Rhomboids regulate many cellular processes and are involved in many human diseases. The catalytic site of rhomboids contains a hydrophilic pocket protected from the lipid bilayer. Rhomboids are specific for a single transmembranal helix proteins.
Structural highlightsThe inhibitor isocoumarin covalently binds to the GlpG catalytic residues Ser and His (in deepskyblue)[3]. Whole active site. Water molecules shown as red spheres.
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Updated on 08-August-2024
This page was last modified 08:59, 8 August 2024.