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Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology

Volume 34, 2018

Sortase A: A Model for Transpeptidation and Its Biological Applications

Abstract

Molecular biologists and chemists alike have long sought to modify proteins with substituents that cannot be installed by standard or even advanced genetic approaches. We here describe the use of transpeptidases to achieve these goals. Living systems encode a variety of transpeptidases and peptide ligases that allow for the enzyme-catalyzed formation of peptide bonds, and protein engineers have used directed evolution to enhance these enzymes for biological applications. We focus primarily on the transpeptidase sortase A, which has become popular over the past few years for its ability to perform a remarkably wide variety of protein modifications, both in vitro and in living cells.

Keyword(s): cell surface labeling, nucleophile, protein engineering, sortase A, transpeptidases
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Sortase A: A Model for Transpeptidation and Its Biological Applications
Annual Review of Cell and Developmental Biology 34, 163 (2018); https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-cellbio-100617-062527
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