BASIL2023GV1ZBS
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Revision as of 17:47, 19 April 2023
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Inquiry of the Possible Function of Protein 1ZBS
Abstract
ZBS is a novel protein whose structure is solved but the function is unknown. This research was designed to attempt to uncover the function. Computational research indicated that N-acetylglucosamine (NAG) may be the potential substrate, and that the protein may phosphorylate NAG. This was determined using multiple computational tools, such as BLAST-P, DALI, SPRITE, InterPro. Molecular docking using NAG as a substrate was done with PyMol and Vina docking. After the computational research was completed, the protein was over-expressed and purified. The protein was used to test for activity with the substrate NAG. The kinase assay concluded that NAG is most likely not the substrate for 1ZBS due to a lack of specific activity.
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