Recent Applications of Microbial Transglutaminase in Protein Modificaiton
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    Transglutaminases are a family of enzymes to ligate the carbonyl group of glutamines and the ?着-amine group of lysine to form an amide bond between proteins. This conjugation technology was widely used in food and textile industry initially. Recently,microbial transglutaminases(MTGase) mediated ligation was developed into a useful tool for site-specific modification of protein because of the advantages,such as easy availability,mild reaction condition and Ca2+-independent etc. By introducing MTGase recognized Q-tag and K-tag into protein using genetic engineering technology,many molecules,including small molecular drugs,proteins,polymers,oligosaccharides and lipids are conjugated to proteins,and peptide cyclized through this site-specific acyl transfer reaction. These conjugates were extensively used in the fields of medicinal chemistry,chemical biology and biomaterials. This review focused on the recent progress of MTGase mediated site-specific protein modification.

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CHENG Xiaozhong, ZHAO Xinrui, HONG Haofei, YANG Min, ZHOU Zhifang, WU Zhimeng. Recent Applications of Microbial Transglutaminase in Protein Modificaiton[J]. Journal of Food Science and Biotechnology,2019,38(6):1-10.

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