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This thiolase is a tetramer, indeed a dimer of dimers. The active site is deeply buried. It is constructed by four loops, which provide the catalytic nucleophile (Cys89), the base (Cys378), as well as Asn316 and His348. | This thiolase is a tetramer, indeed a dimer of dimers. The active site is deeply buried. It is constructed by four loops, which provide the catalytic nucleophile (Cys89), the base (Cys378), as well as Asn316 and His348. | ||
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Revision as of 12:28, 6 April 2010
Introduction The reaction mechanism This thiolase is a tetramer, indeed a dimer of dimers. The active site is deeply buried. It is constructed by four loops, which provide the catalytic nucleophile (Cys89), the base (Cys378), as well as Asn316 and His348.
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