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<scene name='60/604494/Five_residues_of_the_sa/1'>Five residues</scene> are the most likely to participate to the catalytic action because they are located within 6 Å of the sulfhydryl group of the accepting cysteine and that their side chains are oriented toward the Cysteine : Asn85, Tyr87, Glu98, Lys101, and Asp127. | <scene name='60/604494/Five_residues_of_the_sa/1'>Five residues</scene> are the most likely to participate to the catalytic action because they are located within 6 Å of the sulfhydryl group of the accepting cysteine and that their side chains are oriented toward the Cysteine : Asn85, Tyr87, Glu98, Lys101, and Asp127. | ||
<scene name='60/604494/14_residues_conserved/1'> | <scene name='60/604494/14_residues_conserved/1'>15 residues</scene> are well conserved among the UBC family : Gly47, Lys48, Gly56, Tyr68, Pro69, Pro73, Phe77, His83, Pro84, Asn85, Gly90, Trp103, Pro105, Leu120 and Pro128. | ||
Most of them are non polar and they are unlikely to have a direct role in the catalytic action but they are probably positionned to maintain the special configuration of the active site. | Most of them are non polar and they are unlikely to have a direct role in the catalytic action but they are probably positionned to maintain the special configuration of the active site. | ||
