1996
DOI: 10.1107/s0108767396091593
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Light at the end of a 50 Å long tunnel: crystal structures of enzyme–oligosaccharide complexes reveal how cellobiohydrolase I binds cellulose

Abstract: substrate analogue is particularly interesting since it provides the first glimpse of an intact oligosaccharide bound across the active site of an enzyme. The pyranaose 1ing is distorted into a boat conformation which gives a pseudo-axial conformation for the glycosidic bond and leaving group as predicted by David Phillips in 1974 and as expected on stereoelectronic grounds.

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