File:GKRP Chain A, F6P binding site.png

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English: Fructose-6-phosphate (F6P) is an allosteric activator of GKRP, meaning it binds to GKRP at a site distinct from its active site. F6P induces a conformational change in GKRP which promotes the formation of the glucokinase-GKRP complex, thereby increasing the ability of GKRP to inhibit glucokinase. Residues S110, S179, K514, and T109 within the binding site for F6P were determined to be critical to the ability of F6P to induce this conformational change in GKRP. Mutations of these residues resulted in proteins that were 5-fold (S110), 10-fold (T109), and 50-fold (S179 and K514) less effective inhibitors glucokinase and had significantly reduced affinity for F6P.
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Key residues within the F6P binding site of GKRP. PBD 4lc9

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