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== Evidence from Similar Sequences == | == Evidence from Similar Sequences == | ||
- Screening of BLAST result (see Sebastien) for | - Screening of BLAST result (see Sebastien) for functional information. | ||
[[Image:2pblBLAST.png|centre|framed|'''Selected results of the BLAST search as performed by Basma.''']] | [[Image:2pblBLAST.png|centre|framed|'''Selected results of the BLAST search as performed by Basma.''']] | ||
- | - Plethora of putative assignments. | ||
- First paper with functional information (associated literature) - Pabarcus 2006. | |||
- Catalytic triad identified in paper - Ser162, Asp247, and His279. | - Catalytic triad identified in paper - Ser162, Asp247, and His279. | ||
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Evidence from Similar Sequences
- Screening of BLAST result (see Sebastien) for functional information.
Selected results of the BLAST search as performed by Basma.
- Plethora of putative assignments.
- First paper with functional information (associated literature) - Pabarcus 2006.
- Catalytic triad identified in paper - Ser162, Asp247, and His279.
- To assess functional similarity, conservation of the catalytic triad was analysed.
Conservation of the catalytic triad between Arylformamidase and 2pbl.
- Aspartic acid --> Glutamic acid - Semi-conservative: both polar, acidic.
