Chymotrypsin 3D structures
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**[[4h4f]] – hChyC +Elgin C - human<br /> | **[[4h4f]] – hChyC +Elgin C - human<br /> | ||
| - | **[[1cbw]], [[1mtn]] - bChy+BPTI <br /> | + | **[[1cbw]], [[1mtn]], [[7qiq]] - bChy+BPTI <br /> |
**[[1t7c]], [[1t8l]], [[1t8m]], [[1t8n]], [[1t8o]] – bChyA+P1 BPTI variants<br /> | **[[1t7c]], [[1t8l]], [[1t8m]], [[1t8n]], [[1t8o]] – bChyA+P1 BPTI variants<br /> | ||
**[[1oxg]] – bChyA+autolysis peptide<br /> | **[[1oxg]] – bChyA+autolysis peptide<br /> | ||
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3D Structures of Chymotrypsin
Updated on 28-January-2025
The Chy precursor is the inactive chymotrypsinogen (Chygen) which gets cleaved 3 times by trypsin and chymotrypsin losing a 4 amino acid long peptide to become the active Chy. γ-Chy is a covalent acyl adduct of α-Chy. δ-Chy results when Chygen is cleaved only twice.
