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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 13.
Published in final edited form as: Acta Biochim Pol. 2008 May 26;55(2):281–296.

Table 1.

Fragmentation of EcLon by proteolytic enzymes of different specificity

Domain or fragment Chymotrypsin (present study) Trypsina Glutamyl endopeptidaseb
No. Nuc (+/− Mg2+) ATP/ADP ATP/ADP (+ Mg2+) No. Nuc (+ Mg2+) ATP/ADP (+ Mg2+) No. Nucd (+/− Mg2+) ATP/ADP (+/− Mg2+)
N 1–207 1–207 1–207 1/6–235/239 1/6–235/239 5–240 5–240
A 235–584 235–584
AP 235–784 236/240–784C 236/240–784 241–784
α 491–584
αP 490–784 487–784
P 585–784 585–784 585–784

Nue - nucleotides.

a,b

According to literature data (Patterson et al., 2004; Vasilyeva et al., 2002). Some incorrect numbers of amino-acid residues flanking the corresponding tryptic fragments were changed according to the sequencing data presented in the same paper (Patterson et al., 2004).

c

Unstable intermediate fragment.

d

identical results were obtained in the presence of non-hydrolyzable ATP analogs or non-adenosine nucleotides.