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== Thermostable? ==
== Evidence from Similar Structures ==


'''Structural similarity'''
- Catalytic triad identified in paper - Ser154, Asp251, and His281.


  No:  Chain  Z    rmsd lali nres  %id  Description
- To assess functional similarity, conservation of the catalytic triad was analysed.  
  1:  2pbl-A 52.4  0.0  262  262  100  MOLECULE: PUTATIVE ESTERASE/LIPASE/THIOESTERASE;                   
  5:  2c7b-A 23.4  3.0  231  294  16  MOLECULE: CARBOXYLESTERASE;                                         
  9:  1jji-A 23.0  3.1  233  311  15  MOLECULE: CARBOXYLESTERASE;                                         
  14:  1evq-A 21.4  2.9  225  308  18  MOLECULE: SERINE HYDROLASE;                                         


'''Sequence similarity'''
[[Image:2c7b_alignment.png|centre|framed|'''Conservation of the catalytic triad between 2cb7 and 2pbl.''']]


[[Image:HSL_alignment.png|centre|framed|'''Alignment with thermophillic HSL family members identified by Byun 2007.''']]
- Catalytic triad conserved.


'''Ecology''' - an aquatic organism widely present throughout world's oceans.
- Note: difference in clustalW alignment from DALI sequence alignment. Unstable region of alignment?


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Evidence from Similar Structures

- Catalytic triad identified in paper - Ser154, Asp251, and His281.

- To assess functional similarity, conservation of the catalytic triad was analysed.

Conservation of the catalytic triad between 2cb7 and 2pbl.

- Catalytic triad conserved.

- Note: difference in clustalW alignment from DALI sequence alignment. Unstable region of alignment?

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