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The first case is shown in Figure 9 and involves two switch-like pathways of Goldbeter-Koshland type [ 32], involving a single reversible posttranslational modification of each substrate (A and B) by the shared enzyme X.
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As with Cel7A, the laccase-ABTS treatment had the most notable effect on the binding of Cel5A by increasing the share of free enzyme to 77%.
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Because these two forms are drastically different (e.g., the best-matched region is only 50 amino acids long and shares only 20% sequence identity), it is clearly not a case of the peptides identified by MS/MS being shared by both enzymes.
A local method, the degree-corrected Poisson score, is based only on the metabolites shared by two enzymes, but uses the known metabolite degree distribution.
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Meanwhile, function prediction using structure alone is also challenging, in part due to the multiple chemical reactions catalyzed by enzymes sharing the same folds.
In Salmonella typhimurium PurF is the first of five enzymes shared by the de novo purine and HMP (hydroxymethylpyrimidine) synthesis, an essential compound of thiamine biosynthesis.
The only enzyme shared by both NAD+ synthesis pathways is nicotinamide mononucleotide adenylyl transferase (NMNAT), which condenses ATP and a pyridine mononucleotide, NMN or NaMN, to generate pyridine dinucleotide NAD+ or NaAD+, respectively, and NaAD+ is further catalyzed by NAD synthetase (NADS) to produce NAD+.
For local methods, metabolites such as water and ATP are often shared by enzymes with very different functions.
Both pathways share the enzyme ICL [40].
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