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The Catalytic triad amino acids didn't appear on the crystal structure in Protein Data Bank. | The Catalytic triad amino acids didn't appear on the crystal structure in Protein Data Bank. | ||
Intermolecular forces involved in Pyrrolysine tRNA synthetase are Hydrogen bonding between (Pro 136 to Arg 167) or (Glu 169 to Glu 177). | Intermolecular forces involved in Pyrrolysine tRNA synthetase are <scene name='95/954103/Hydrogen_bonding/1'>Hydrogen</scene> bonding between (Pro 136 to Arg 167) or (Glu 169 to Glu 177). | ||
According to the article, "12 residues that line the amino acid binding pocket and that are generally thought to influence the substrate specificity of PylRS"(pg.9). Most residues in the substrate binding pocket are strictly conserved, however there are 3 amino acids that are considerable and they are: Leucine, Cysteine and Methionine. The positions at which they are located in the enzyme are L309, C348, and M350. | According to the article, "12 residues that line the amino acid binding pocket and that are generally thought to influence the substrate specificity of PylRS"(pg.9). Most residues in the substrate binding pocket are strictly conserved, however there are 3 amino acids that are considerable and they are: Leucine, Cysteine and Methionine. The positions at which they are located in the enzyme are L309, C348, and M350. | ||
