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The important ligands are citric acid (CIT), Chloride ion (CL), Magnesium ion (MG), and Sodium ion (NA). You can see them clearly <scene name='95/954097/Amino_acids/2'>here</scene>. | The important ligands are citric acid (CIT), Chloride ion (CL), Magnesium ion (MG), and Sodium ion (NA). You can see them clearly <scene name='95/954097/Amino_acids/2'>here</scene>. | ||
- | Another important ligand in this protein is ADP that you can see here. | + | Another important ligand in this protein is ADP that you can see <scene name='95/954097/Adp/1'>here</scene>. |
== Structural highlights == | == Structural highlights == |
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A newly found L-amino acid ligase has been associated with sulfur amino acid metabolism in staphylococci.
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References
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