Squalene synthase

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Function

Squalene synthase (SQS) catalyzes the conversion of 2 molecules of farnesyl pyrophosphate (FPP) to the isoprenoid squalene. SQS is part of the isoprenoid biosynthesis pathway. SQS catalysis is the first step in the sterols synthesis including cholesterol.

Disease

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Structural highlights

3D structures of squalene synthase

Updated on 15-June-2014

3vj8, 3vjb – hSQS – human
1ezf – hSQS (mutant)

SQS complexes

3lee – hSQS + Mg + bisphosphonate inhibitor
3asx, 3q2z, 3q30 – hSQS + Mg + PO4 + inhibitor
3vj9, 3vja – hSQS + Ni
3vjc – hSQS + Mg + PO4 + zaragozic acid
3v66 – hSQS + PO4 + inhibitor
3wef – hSQS + FPP analog
3weg – hSQS + Mg + FPP analog
3weh – hSQS + Mg + presqualene pyrophosphate
3wei – hSQS (mutant) + Mn + presqualene pyrophosphate
3wej, 3wek – hSQS (mutant) + Mg + presqualene pyrophosphate


References

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