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Mitochondrial-processing peptidase beta subunit (PMPCB) is the catalytic component of the mitochondrial processing peptidase (MPP) complex, a heterodimer comprised of alpha and beta subunits. Located in the mitochondrial matrix, PMPCB contains a zinc-binding motif that is essential for enzyme activity. It specifically cleaves off N-terminal targeting sequences from mitochondrial precursor proteins to enable proper folding and function. The activity of PMPCB is fundamental for mitochondrial protein homeostasis, and its dysfunction is directly linked to severe inherited mitochondrial diseases. As an enzyme, it is classified among metalloendopeptidases and belongs to the peptidase M16 family.
No approved drugs; theoretical approaches would inhibit or modulate its enzymatic cleavage activity within mitochondrial protein import pathways
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