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The secondary structure of PGs is comprised of a ten turn right handed beta helix domain along with two loop regions that together form the substrate-binding cleft, which appears to have a tunnel-like shape. The active site of PGs is found between the two looped regions of the protein. Located within the looped regions are two conserved aspartate residues that are predicted to participate in catalytic activity. | The secondary structure of PGs is comprised of a ten turn right handed beta helix domain along with two loop regions that together form the substrate-binding cleft, which appears to have a tunnel-like shape. The active site of PGs is found between the two looped regions of the protein. Located within the looped regions are two conserved aspartate residues that are predicted to participate in catalytic activity. | ||
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