Structure of PDB 5xd8 Chain B

Receptor sequence
>5xd8B (length=367) Species: 1116375 (Vibrio sp. EJY3) [Search protein sequence]
MKTTIKDIKTRLFKIPLKEILSDAKHGDHDHFELITTTVTLEDGSQGTGY
TYTGGKGGYSIKAMLEYDIQPALIGKDATQIEEIYDFMEWHIHYVGRGGI
STFAMSAVDIALWDLKGKREGLPLWKMAGGKNNTCKAYCGGIDLQFPLEK
LLNNICGYLESGFNAVKIKIGRENMQEDIDRIKAVRELIGPDITFMIDAN
YSLTVEQAIKLSKAVEQYDITWFEEPTLPDDYKGFAEIADNTAIPLAMGE
NLHTIHEFGYAMDQAKLGYCQPDASNCGGITGWLKAADLITEHNIPVCTH
GMQELHVSLVSAFDTGWLEVHSFPIDEYTKRPLVVENFRAVASNEPGIGV
EFDWDKIAQYEVHHHHH
3D structure
PDB5xd8 Crystal structure analysis of 3,6-anhydro-l-galactonate cycloisomerase suggests emergence of novel substrate specificity in the enolase superfamily
ChainB
Resolution2.505 Å
3D
structure
Catalytic site residues are labeled in the structure
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Enzymatic activity
Catalytic site (original residue number in PDB) S22 T53 G140 K167 K169 D198 N200 E224 G249 E250 Q271 D273 H300 G301 M302 W317 E319 P324
Catalytic site (residue number reindexed from 1) S22 T53 G140 K167 K169 D198 N200 E224 G249 E250 Q271 D273 H300 G301 M302 W317 E319 P324
Enzyme Commision number 5.5.1.25: 3,6-anhydro-L-galactonate cycloisomerase.
Interaction with ligand
Site
#
Ligand Ligand
chain
Binding residues on receptor
(original residue number in PDB)
Binding residues on receptor
(residue number reindexed from 1)
Binding affinity
BS01 MG B D198 E224 E250 D198 E224 E250
Gene Ontology
Molecular Function
GO:0000287 magnesium ion binding
GO:0016836 hydro-lyase activity
GO:0016853 isomerase activity
GO:0046872 metal ion binding
Biological Process
GO:0016052 carbohydrate catabolic process
GO:0019388 galactose catabolic process

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External links
PDB RCSB:5xd8, PDBe:5xd8, PDBj:5xd8
PDBsum5xd8
PubMed28716734
UniProtH2IFX0|ACI_VIBSJ 3,6-anhydro-alpha-L-galactonate cycloisomerase (Gene Name=Vejaci)

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