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<scene name='87/873227/Protein_view_2/2'>My protein is important for agricultural reasons, as you can see from the amazing ligand that is bound to it.</scene> | <scene name='87/873227/Protein_view_2/2'>My protein is important for agricultural reasons, as you can see from the amazing ligand that is bound to it.</scene> | ||
The protein in the article is <scene name='87/873227/Cartoon_image_of_protein/5'>Aldehyde dehydrogenase (AldC)</scene> and It has many functions. It helps with detoxification of aldehydes which are highly reactive compounds that are generated through cellular metabolism. It is also involved in biochemical functions from ethanol metabolism through oxidations, polyamine metabolism, and protective cellular response to stresses. In the article it states that the protein consists of 2 identical chains that are covalently bonded together | The protein in the article is <scene name='87/873227/Cartoon_image_of_protein/5'>Aldehyde dehydrogenase (AldC)</scene> and It has many functions. It helps with detoxification of aldehydes which are highly reactive compounds that are generated through cellular metabolism. It is also involved in biochemical functions from ethanol metabolism through oxidations, polyamine metabolism, and protective cellular response to stresses. In the article it states that the protein consists of 2 identical chains that are covalently bonded together known as a homodimer. Each chain of the protein consisted of two ligands, an NAD and an Octanal. | ||
The organism that is affection the protein is called Pseudomonas syringae (PtoDC3000) which causing a mutation occurring in tomatoes. | The organism that is affection the protein is called Pseudomonas syringae (PtoDC3000) which causing a mutation occurring in tomatoes. | ||
