1994
DOI: 10.1002/anie.199412791
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On the Mechanism of the Urocanase Reaction: Confirmation of the Structure of the NAD+‐Inhibitor Adduct by Direct 13C‐13C Coupling

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“…In the active site of HutU from P. putida , there is a tightly bound NAD + that is utilized as an unusual nonredox electrophilic cofactor for hydration of urocanate (PDB entry ) . Its mechanism of action has been elucidated by biochemical methods , . One of three enzyme variants that can act upon the product of the HutI reaction, N -formimino- l -glutamate hydrolase, has been crystallized and its structure determined to high resolution (PDB entry ).…”
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“…In the active site of HutU from P. putida , there is a tightly bound NAD + that is utilized as an unusual nonredox electrophilic cofactor for hydration of urocanate (PDB entry ) . Its mechanism of action has been elucidated by biochemical methods , . One of three enzyme variants that can act upon the product of the HutI reaction, N -formimino- l -glutamate hydrolase, has been crystallized and its structure determined to high resolution (PDB entry ).…”
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confidence: 99%