BASIL2023GVP76586
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== Molecular Docking == | == Molecular Docking == | ||
From the initial search throughout all of the computational tools, we decided that our putative kinase was potentially a glucokinase. We docked other sugars along with glucose in figure 1. taking in consideration of the DNA binding domain found in the InterPro results we docked DNA nitrogenous bases and nucleosides which are show in Table 5. | From the initial search throughout all of the computational tools, we decided that our putative kinase was potentially a glucokinase. We docked other sugars along with glucose in figure 1. taking in consideration of the DNA binding domain found in the InterPro results we docked DNA nitrogenous bases and nucleosides which are show in Table 5. | ||
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[table 4 results docked sugars] | [table 4 results docked sugars] | ||
[docked nucleoside structures figure 2] | [docked nucleoside structures figure 2] | ||
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==Structural Highlights== | ==Structural Highlights== | ||
- | + | P76586 is a globular protein with 397 amino acids. It's secondary structure is made up of alpha helices, beta sheets, and random coil. Through docking we were able to identify possible amino acids involved in the active site of P76586. | |
== Results == | == Results == | ||
Our protein of interest has a weight of ≈44.53kD. When analyzing SDS PAGE (figure 5) we were slightly concerned we weren't working with our protein of interest. We didn't get a great image out of SDS, if there were more time we would run again with more protein in the well so that we could see it better. We also made the mistake of not running our pre and post inductions samples. | Our protein of interest has a weight of ≈44.53kD. When analyzing SDS PAGE (figure 5) we were slightly concerned we weren't working with our protein of interest. We didn't get a great image out of SDS, if there were more time we would run again with more protein in the well so that we could see it better. We also made the mistake of not running our pre and post inductions samples. |
Revision as of 22:13, 19 April 2023
Investigating the Function of Protein P76586
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References
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