2019
DOI: 10.1039/c9cc07197k
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Methylations in complex carbapenem biosynthesis are catalyzed by a single cobalamin-dependent radicalS-adenosylmethionine enzyme

Abstract: TokK and ThnK are cobalamin-dependent radical SAM enzymes that methylate a carbapenem precursor three or two times, respectively, in a sequential, non-processive fashion.

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“…C6 of 1 is located 4.2 Å above the axial ligand of Cbl (Figure 2D) at an angle of ~85° relative to the 5'-carbon of 5'-dAH. This arrangement suggests that the methyl group adds to the bottom face of the b-lactam ring, consistent with the absolute configurations observed in the TokK products and thienamycin (17,18). The distance and orientation of reactant functional groups in TokK also compares favorably to other enzymes that catalyze radical-mediated activation and functionalization of a substrate C-H bond, such as iron-dependent hydroxylases in the cytochrome P450 and 2-oxo-glutarate-(2OG)-dependent superfamilies (Figure S12).…”
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“…C6 of 1 is located 4.2 Å above the axial ligand of Cbl (Figure 2D) at an angle of ~85° relative to the 5'-carbon of 5'-dAH. This arrangement suggests that the methyl group adds to the bottom face of the b-lactam ring, consistent with the absolute configurations observed in the TokK products and thienamycin (17,18). The distance and orientation of reactant functional groups in TokK also compares favorably to other enzymes that catalyze radical-mediated activation and functionalization of a substrate C-H bond, such as iron-dependent hydroxylases in the cytochrome P450 and 2-oxo-glutarate-(2OG)-dependent superfamilies (Figure S12).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 80%
“…The interactions between TokK and substrate 1 position the b-lactam appropriately both for activation of C6 by 5'-dA• and subsequent methyl addition by the Cbl cofactor (Figure 2D) (17). C6 of 1 is located directly in front of the 5'-carbon of 5'-dAH, 3.7 Å away, similar to other RS enzyme-substrate complexes that initiate reactions by H-atom abstraction.…”
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