Human Acid Sphingomyelinase Structures Provide Insight To Molecular
A Photocaged Inhibitor Of Acid Sphingomyelinase Chemical The structure and catalytic mechanism of human sphingomyelin phosphodiesterase like 3a an acid sphingomyelinase homolog with a novel nucleotide hydrolase activity. febs j. 1107–1123 (2016). Abstract. acid sphingomyelinase (asm) hydrolyzes sphingomyelin to ceramide and phosphocholine, essential components of myelin in neurons. genetic alterations in asm lead to asm deficiency (asmd) and have been linked to niemann pick disease types a and b. olipudase alfa, a recombinant form of human asm, is being developed as enzyme replacement.
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õ ççacid çü ççsphingomyelinase çü Elisaþ òõëéþøæ Smpd1 Abcamõ µûçõ ÿþ æ Two recent crystal structures of catalytic domain of sphingomyelinase phosphodiesterase like 3a (smpdl3a), sharing 31% identities to human asm, are reported 13,14. however, the understanding on asmd is limited to the metal binding site due to the low sequence identities and absence of the n terminal saposin domain. The authors report the crystal structures of asm alone and bound to its product, and discuss the catalytic mechanism and its possible significance for patients with asm deficiency. acid sphingomyelinase (asm) hydrolyzes sphingomyelin to ceramide and phosphocholine, essential components of myelin in neurons. genetic alterations in asm lead to asm deficiency (asmd) and have been linked to. Genetic alterations in the protein acid sphingomyelinase (asm) lead to asm deficiency and have been associated with niemann–pick disease. here, the authors report the crystal structures of asm alone and bound to its product, and discuss the catalytic mechanism and its possible significance for patients with asm deficiency. Over the past decade, numerous studies have highlighted the importance of acid sphingomyelinase (asm) in disease treatment in humans. this enzyme functions primarily to generate ceramide, maintain.
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Structure Of Human Acid Sphingomyelinase Reveals The Role Of The Genetic alterations in the protein acid sphingomyelinase (asm) lead to asm deficiency and have been associated with niemann–pick disease. here, the authors report the crystal structures of asm alone and bound to its product, and discuss the catalytic mechanism and its possible significance for patients with asm deficiency. Over the past decade, numerous studies have highlighted the importance of acid sphingomyelinase (asm) in disease treatment in humans. this enzyme functions primarily to generate ceramide, maintain. Journal article: human acid sphingomyelinase structures provide insight to molecular basis of niemann–pick diseasehuman acid sphingomyelinase structures provide insight. Human acid sphingomyelinase structures provide insight to molecular basis of niemann pick disease. zhou y f, metcalf mc, garman sc, edmunds t, qiu h, wei rr nat commun . 2016 oct 11; 7:13082.
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