Computational Biology and Applied Bioinformatics 2011
DOI: 10.5772/23233
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Understanding Protein Function - The Disparity Between Bioinformatics and Molecular Methods

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“…3). BSA served as coli DnaC with 29 DnaC homologues reveals conserved residues shown as uppercase letters relative to its secondary structure (hatched boxes, ␣ helix; filled boxes, ␤ strand) derived from the A. aeolicus DnaC x-ray crystallographic structure and from a secondary structure prediction method (PHDsec) (10,12,14). The numbers at the right are the coordinates for E. coli DnaC protein.…”
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“…3). BSA served as coli DnaC with 29 DnaC homologues reveals conserved residues shown as uppercase letters relative to its secondary structure (hatched boxes, ␣ helix; filled boxes, ␤ strand) derived from the A. aeolicus DnaC x-ray crystallographic structure and from a secondary structure prediction method (PHDsec) (10,12,14). The numbers at the right are the coordinates for E. coli DnaC protein.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In those AAAϩ motifs that have been examined, amino acid substitutions cause impaired function, indicating that these conserved residues are indispensable (10 -13). Other residues near the C terminus (residue 245) are very highly conserved (14). This portion of DnaC is absent in the x-ray crystallographic structure of Aquifex aeolicus DnaC bound to ADP, but part of this region ending with the sensor 2 arginine forms a loop in the x-ray structure of this protein bound to ADP-BeF 3 , an ATP mimetic (12).…”
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