Alpha-lytic protease
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'''Alpha-lytic protease''' (ALP) is a bacterial serine protease of the chymotrypsin family. ALP is a two-domain enzyme. One domain is a large pro region (residues 1-199) that catalyzes the folding of the protease. The second domain is the protease domain (residues 200-397).<ref>PMID:2611204</ref> | '''Alpha-lytic protease''' (ALP) is a bacterial serine protease of the chymotrypsin family. ALP is a two-domain enzyme. One domain is a large pro region (residues 1-199) that catalyzes the folding of the protease. The second domain is the protease domain (residues 200-397).<ref>PMID:2611204</ref> | ||
| - | *<scene name='55/551214/Cv/2'>ALP protease domain and pro domain complex with benzenesulfonyl fluoride</scene> (PDB entry [[3pro]]). | + | *<scene name='55/551214/Cv/2'>ALP protease domain and pro domain complex with benzenesulfonyl fluoride</scene>. |
| + | <scene name='55/551214/Cv/3'>Benzenesulfonyl fluoride binding site</scene> (PDB entry [[3pro]]). | ||
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3D Structures of alpha-lytic protease
Updated on 06-December-2015
