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Elimination of all charged residues in the vicinity of the active-site helix of the disulfide oxidoreductase DsbA: influence of electrostatic interactions on stability and …

Jacobi et al., 1997

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16865965749717180678
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Jacobi A
Huber-Wunderlich M
Hennecke J
Glockshuber R
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Journal of Biological Chemistry

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Disulfide oxidoreductases are structurally related proteins that share the thioredoxin fold and a catalytic disulfide bond that is located at the N terminus of an α-helix. The different redox potentials of these enzymes varying from− 270 mV for thioredoxin to− 125 mV for DsbA have …
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