ArticleACS catalysis2021
Combined Theoretical and Experimental Study to Unravel the Differences in Promiscuous Amidase Activity of Two Nonhomologous Enzymes.
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Abstract
Convergent evolution has resulted in nonhomologous enzymes that contain similar active sites that catalyze the same primary and secondary reactions. Comparing how these enzymes achieve their reaction promiscuity can yield valuable insights to develop functions from the optimization of latent activities. In this work, we have focused on the promiscuous amidase activity in the esterase from
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