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Pseudoenzymes are
variants of
enzymes that are catalytically-deficient (usually inactive),
meaning that they
perform little or no
enzyme catalysis. They...
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evolutionarily adapted to
serve different functions. Some proteins,
called pseudoenzymes, have non-catalytic
functions (e.g.
regulation by
inhibitory binding)...
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individual steps. The
study of
enzymes is
called enzymology and the
field of
pseudoenzyme analysis recognizes that
during evolution, some
enzymes have lost the...
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suggested that
bleomycin chelates metal ions (primarily iron),
producing a
pseudoenzyme that
reacts with
oxygen to
produce superoxide and
hydroxide free radicals...
- catalytically-deficient
pseudoenzyme variants of
proteases that are
represented across the
kingdoms of life.
Protease Pseudoenzyme Catalytic triad Fischer...
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reverse process. Pseudokinase, a
protein without enzyme activity (
pseudoenzyme). It can be
related to
proteins of this class. ATM serine/threonine kinase...
- Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent
protein kinase kinase CAMKK1 CAMKK2
Pseudokinases are
pseudoenzymes,
proteins that
resemble enzymes structurally, but lack
catalytic activity...
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Pseudokinases are catalytically-deficient
pseudoenzyme variants of
protein kinases that are
represented in all
kinomes across the
kingdoms of life. Pseudokinases...
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divides family B in
archaea into B1, B2, B3, in
which B2 is a
group of
pseudoenzymes. Pfu
belongs to
family B3.
Others PolBs found in
archaea are part of...
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residue in
protein kinases in 1998 and
studies the
roles of
kinases and
pseudoenzymes in
human biology. He has
published over 100 peer-reviewed
papers in...
