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Chlorine in PDB 3nyh: Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity
Enzymatic activity of Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity
All present enzymatic activity of Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity:
1.11.1.7;
1.11.1.7;
Protein crystallography data
The structure of Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity, PDB code: 3nyh
was solved by
N.Pandey,
A.K.Singh,
M.Sinha,
P.Kaur,
S.Sharma,
T.P.Singh,
with X-Ray Crystallography technique. A brief refinement statistics is given in the table below:
| Resolution Low / High (Å) | 34.57 / 1.77 |
| Space group | P 1 21 1 |
| Cell size a, b, c (Å), α, β, γ (°) | 54.231, 79.837, 77.548, 90.00, 102.67, 90.00 |
| R / Rfree (%) | 18.8 / 23.6 |
Other elements in 3nyh:
The structure of Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity also contains other interesting chemical elements:
| Zinc | (Zn) | 1 atom |
| Bromine | (Br) | 1 atom |
| Iodine | (I) | 15 atoms |
| Iron | (Fe) | 1 atom |
| Calcium | (Ca) | 1 atom |
Chlorine Binding Sites:
The binding sites of Chlorine atom in the Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity
(pdb code 3nyh). This binding sites where shown within
5.0 Angstroms radius around Chlorine atom.
In total only one binding site of Chlorine was determined in the Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity, PDB code: 3nyh:
In total only one binding site of Chlorine was determined in the Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity, PDB code: 3nyh:
Chlorine binding site 1 out of 1 in 3nyh
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Chlorine Binding Sites List in 3nyh
Chlorine binding site 1 out
of 1 in the Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity
Mono view
Stereo pair view
Mono view
Stereo pair view
A full contact list of Chlorine with other atoms in the Cl binding
site number 1 of Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity within 5.0Å range:
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Reference:
N.Pandey,
A.K.Singh,
M.Sinha,
P.Kaur,
S.Sharma,
T.P.Singh.
Crystal Structure of Lactoperoxidase Complexed Simultaneously with Thiocyanate Ion, Iodide Ion, Bromide Ion, Chloride Ion Through the Substrate Diffusion Channel Reveals A Preferential Queue of the Inorganic Substrates Towards the Distal Heme Cavity To Be Published.
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