Особенности функционирования неорганической пирофосфатазы из E. coli
Диссертация
Наиболее изученным ферментом этого класса является неорганическая пирофосфатаза пекарских дрожжей, для которой установлена первичная структура, сделан рентгеноструктурный анализ соразрешением в 3 А многое известно о путях регуляции активности катионами двухвалентных металлов строении активного центра и функциональной роли некоторых аминокислотных остатков. Кроме активного центра каждая… Читать ещё >
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