ArticleStructure (London, England : 1993)2022
Who's your neighbor? Suggesting alternative assemblies of E/F type bilin lyases from crystal lattice analysis.
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Attachment of bilins to phycobiliproteins is performed by dedicated lyases. In this issue of Structure, Kumarapperuma et al., 2022 present the structure of an E/F type lyase-isomerase that identifies the correct biological interface between active domains, suggesting that a previous E/F lyase misidentified the heterodimer structure from the crystal lattice.
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