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Domain B protruding at the third β strand of the α/β barrel in barley α‐amylase confers distinct isozyme‐specific properties

Rodenburg et al., 1994

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6668660956692760691
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Rodenburg K
Juge N
GUO X
SøGAARD M
CHAIX J
Svensson B
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European journal of biochemistry

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α‐Amylases belong to the α/β‐barrel protein family in which the active site is created by residues located at the C‐terminus of the β strands and in the helix‐connecting loops extending from these ends. In the α‐amylase family, a small separate domain B protrudes at …
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