Journal:Acta Cryst D:S2059798321006628

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Comparison of the substrate binding sites of McAA9A and selected AA9 LPMOs, key residues lining the flat surface of:
Comparison of the substrate binding sites of McAA9A and selected AA9 LPMOs, key residues lining the flat surface of:
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*<scene name='88/886512/Cv2/2'>McAA9F</scene> (PDB entry [[7ntl]]).
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*<scene name='88/886512/Cv2/4'>McAA9F</scene> (PDB entry [[7ntl]]).
*<scene name='88/886512/Cv1/3'>TaAA9A</scene> (PDB entry [[2yet]]).
*<scene name='88/886512/Cv1/3'>TaAA9A</scene> (PDB entry [[2yet]]).
*<scene name='88/886512/Cv/15'>LsAA9A</scene> (PDB entry [[5acf]]).
*<scene name='88/886512/Cv/15'>LsAA9A</scene> (PDB entry [[5acf]]).
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*<scene name='88/886512/Cv/18'>CvAA9A in complex with cellohexaose</scene> (PDB entry [[6yde]]).
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*<scene name='88/886512/Cv/19'>CvAA9A in complex with cellohexaose</scene> (PDB entry [[6yde]]).
Loop regions corresponding to L2, L3, and LC for each protein are colored green, magenta, and cyan, respectively.
Loop regions corresponding to L2, L3, and LC for each protein are colored green, magenta, and cyan, respectively.
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<scene name='88/886512/Cv2/5'>The flat surface of McAA9F</scene>.
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<scene name='88/886512/Cv3/6'>Superposition of McAA9F, TaAA9A, LsAA9A, and CvAA9A</scene>. The key residues lining the flat surface are shown in ball-and-stick representation and are colored: McAA9F in salmon, TaAA9A in lemon chiffon, LsAA9A in yellow, and CvAA9A in hot pink. The other residues are shown as trace and are colored in gainsboro.
The structure further contains a rare <scene name='88/886512/Cv/5'>succinimide</scene> substitution that has not been seen in other LPMOs.
The structure further contains a rare <scene name='88/886512/Cv/5'>succinimide</scene> substitution that has not been seen in other LPMOs.
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'''PDB reference:''' McAA9F, [[7ntl]].
<b>References</b><br>
<b>References</b><br>

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