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== Thermostable? == | |||
'''Structural similarity''' | |||
No: Chain Z rmsd lali nres %id Description | |||
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:HSL_alignment.png|centre|framed|'''Alignment with thermophillic HSL family members identified by Byun 2007.''']] | |||
'''Ecology''' - an aquatic organism widely present throughout world's oceans. | |||
== The Putative Function Refined == | |||
Exact function difficult to specify. | |||
Broad range of functions performed by HSLs. | |||
May be a thermostable carboxylesterase. | |||
Applications? | |||
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Revision as of 12:33, 8 June 2008
Thermostable?
Structural similarity
No: Chain Z rmsd lali nres %id Description 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
Alignment with thermophillic HSL family members identified by Byun 2007.
Ecology - an aquatic organism widely present throughout world's oceans.
The Putative Function Refined
Exact function difficult to specify.
Broad range of functions performed by HSLs.
May be a thermostable carboxylesterase.
Applications?
