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cGMP is hydrolyzed in GMP. The catalytic chemical reaction deals with breaking a phosphodiester bound in cGMP between the 3'O of the guanoside and the phosphate of cGMP: cGMP + H20 => GMP. | cGMP is hydrolyzed in GMP. The catalytic chemical reaction deals with breaking a phosphodiester bound in cGMP between the 3'O of the guanoside and the phosphate of cGMP: cGMP + H20 => GMP. | ||
| - | The catalytic domain is able to bind ligands thanks to an <scene name='71/719868/Hydro/1'>hydrophobic pocket</scene>. Moreover with this <scene name='71/719868/Conserve/1'>animation scene</scene> it appears the cGMP binding site in the catalytic domain is more conserved than the the rest of the domain that could variable. | + | The catalytic domain is able to bind ligands thanks to an <scene name='71/719868/Hydro/1'>hydrophobic pocket</scene> (<span style="color:magenta;background-color:black;font-weight:bold;">hydrophylic domain</span>. Moreover with this <scene name='71/719868/Conserve/1'>animation scene</scene> it appears the cGMP binding site in the catalytic domain is <span style="color:darkred;background-color:black;font-weight:bold;">more conserved</span>than the the rest of the domain that could be <span style="color:lightseagreen;background-color:black;font-weight:bold;">variable</span>. |
Some residues could be affected by post traductional modifications : | Some residues could be affected by post traductional modifications : | ||
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