Catalase

spinqualitylabelsall models E. coli catalase Hpii tetramer showing the heme group, 1gge Show:Asymmetric Unit Biological Assembly Drag the structure with the mouse to rotate   Export Animated Image   Print3D Catalase (CAT) catalyzes the conversion of hydrogen peroxide to water and oxygen. CAT contains porphyrin-heme Fe group which reacts with the hydrogen peroxide. CAT containing Mn are called pseudocatalase (PCAT). Catalase-peroxidase (CAT KatG) is a bifunctional enzyme with both catalase and peroxidase activities. CAT KatG cofactor is a heme group. It provides defense against oxidative stress by reducing hydrogen peroxide. Mutations in CAT KatG can cause resistance to the anti-malarial drug isoniazid (INH). Catalase-phenol oxidase (CATPO) is a heme-containing CAT which shows phenol oxidase activity. Catalase is a tetramer of four polypeptide chains, each over 500 amino acids long. It contains four porphyrin heme (iron) groups that allow the enzyme to react with the hydrogen peroxide. Coordination of heme in E. coli catalase. As hydrogen peroxide enters the active site, it interacts with the amino acids Asn147 (asparagine at position 147) and His74, causing a proton (hydrogen ion) to transfer between the oxygen atoms. The free oxygen atom coordinates, freeing the newly formed water molecule and Fe(IV)=O. Fe(IV)=O reacts with a second hydrogen peroxide molecule to reform Fe(III)-E and produce water and oxygen. The reactivity of the iron center may be improved by the presence of the phenolate ligand of Tyr357 in the fifth iron ligand, which can assist in the oxidation of the Fe(III) to Fe(IV). The efficiency of the reaction may also be improved by the interactions of His74 and Asn147 with reaction intermediates. See more details in Ann Taylor/Catalase Human Erythrocyte Catalase Catalase 2CAG bcce2014. See also Catalase (Hebrew).

3D Structures of catalase

Updated on 28-March-2017

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• catalase
  • Ann Taylor/Catalase, Human Erythrocyte Catalase, Catalase 2CAG bcce2014, Catalase (Hebrew) – hCAT - human
    
  • 4cat – CAT – Penicillium janthinellum
    
  • 1iph, 1gge, 1ye9, 4bfl, 5bv2 – EcCAT Hpii – Escherichia coli
    
  • 1u2j, 1u2k – EcCAT Hpi C terminal
    
  • 1cf9, 1qf7, 1gg9, 1ggh, 1ggj, 1ggk, 1p7y, 1p7z, 1p80, 1p81, 1qws, 3p9p, 3p9q, 3p9r, 3p9s, 3pq2, 3pq3, 3pq4, 3pq5, 3pq6, 3pq7, 3pq8, 3ttt, 3ttu, 3ttv, 3ttw, 3ttx, 4enp, 4enq, 4enr, 4ens, 4ent, 4enu, 4env, 4enw - EcCAT Hpii (mutant)
    
  • 4blc, 1tgu, 1th3, 3nwl, 5gkn – bCAT – Bovine
    
  • 3j7b – bCAT – MicroED
    
  • 1a4e – CAT A – yeast
    
  • 2cag, 1e93, 1m85, 1mqf, 1h7k – PmCAT – Proteus mirabilis
    
  • 1h6n, 3hb6 - PmCAT (mutant)
    
  • 1hbz, 1gwe, 1gwf – MlCAT – Micrococcus lysodeikticus
    
  • 1m7s – CAT CatF – Pseudomonas syringae
    
  • 1qwl, 2iqf – HpCAT – Helicobacter pylori
    
  • 1si8 – CAT – Enterococcus Faecalis
    
  • 1ub2 – CAT – Synechococcus elongatus
    
  • 1sy7 – NcCAT-1 – Neurospora crassa
    
  • 3ej6, 3zj4, 3zj5, 4aj9, 4bim – NcCAT-3
    
  • 2j2m – CAT – Exiguobacterium oxidotolerans
    
  • 2isa – CAT – Vibrio salmonicida
    
  • 2xf2 - 2iuf – PjCAT – Penicillium janthinellum
    
  • 2xq1 – CAT – Pichia angusta
    
  • 4e37 – CAT – Pseudomonas aeruginosa
    
  • 3ut2 – CAT – rice blast fungus
    
  • 4cab – CAT – Deinococcus radiodurans
    
  • 4qol – BpCAT – Bacillus pumilus
    
• Catalase binary complexes
  • 7cat, 8cat – bCAT + NADPH
    
  • 2cah - PmCAT + NADPH
    
  • 1gwh - MlCAT + NADPH
    
  • 1nm0 – PmCAT + formiate
    
  • 1qwm - HpCAT + formic acid
    
  • 1dgg – hCAT + CN
    
  • 1th2 – bCAT + N3
    
  • 3rgp, 3re8 – bCAT + NO
    
  • 3rgs – bCAT + NH3
    
  • 5sw6, 5sx0 - BpCAT KatG + O
    
  • 2iuf – PjCAT + O
    
  • 1dgh – hCAT + amino-triazole
    
  • 1th4 - bCAT + amino-triazole
    
  • 1ggf - EcCAT Hpii (mutant) + H2O2
    
  • 3vu3 – EcCAT Hpii + HFQ
    
  • 4b7f, 4b7h – CgCAT + NADPH + NO – Corynebacterium glutamicum
    
  • 4b7g – CgCAT + NADPH
    
  • 4qom – BpCAT + pyrogallol
    
  • 4qon – BpCAT + catechol
    
  • 4qoo – BpCAT + resorcinol
    
  • 4qop – BpCAT + hydroquinone
    
  • 4qoq – BpCAT + guaiacol
    
  • 4qom, 4qor – BpCAT + chlorophenol
    
• Pseudocatalase Mn-containing
  • 1jku – LpPCAT-Mn – Lactobacillus plantarum
    
  • 1o9i – LpPCAT-Mn (mutant)
    
  • 2cwl – TtPCAT-Mn Mn-free – Thermus thermophilus
    
  • 2v8u - TtPCAT-Mn
    
  • 2v8t - TtPCAT-Mn + chloride
    
  • 1jkv - LpPCAT-Mn + N3
    
• Catalase-phenol oxidase
  • 4aue, 4aul, 4aum, 4aun, 4b2y, 4b31, 4b40, 4b5k, 4b7a - CATPO - Scytalidium thermophilum
    
• Catalase-peroxidase
  • 1sj2, 2cca – MtCAT KatG – Mycobacterium tuberculosis
    
  • 2ccd, 4c50, 4c51 - MtCAT KatG (mutant)
    
  • 1ub2, 3wnu, 3wxo – SeCAT KatG – Synechococcus elongatus
    
  • 3x16, 4pae – SeCAT KatG (mutant)
    
  • 5l05, 5sw4, 5sw5, 5sx3, 5sx6, 5sx7 – BpCAT KatG – Burkholderia pseudomallei
    
  • 5l02, 5sx1, 5sx2, 5sxw, 5sxx, 5syh, 5syu, 5syv, 5syw, 5syx, 5syy - BpCAT KatG (mutant)
    
  • 1itk, 2a9e, 3uw8 – HmCAT KatG – Haloarcula marismortui
    
  • 3vlh, 3vlk, 3vlm – HmCAT KatG (mutant)
    
  • 1u2l – EcCAT KatG
    
  • 5cjh, 5jhx, 5jhy, 5jhz – CAT KatG 2 – Magnaporthe oryzae
    
• Catalase-peroxidase complex
  • 5sxr - BpCAT KatG + NAD
    
  • 3vli, 3vlj - HmCAT KatG (mutant) + CN
    
  • 3vll - HmCAT KatG (mutant) + salicylhydroxamic acid
    
  • 5sw6, 5sx0 - BpCAT KatG + O
    
  • 5sxq- BpCAT KatG + isonicotinic acid
    
  • 5sxs - BpCAT KatG + isonicotinic acid + hydrazine + AMP
    
  • 5sxt - BpCAT KatG + isonicotinic acid + hydrazine
    
  • 3n3h, 5syi - BpCAT KatG (mutant) + INH
    
  • 5syj - BpCAT KatG (mutant) + isoniazid
    
  • 5syk - BpCAT KatG + H2O2
    
  • 5syl - BpCAT KatG + KCN
    

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