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The crystal structure for CPA inhibited by phenylacetate is now available (2CTC, Brookhaven Data Bank). The hydrolytic water was not displaced by this compound; however, as shown in the scheme below, the hydroxyl of the inhibitor makes a hydrogen bond to the hydrolytic water. This structure supports the coordination scheme for compound 1 that we have proposed.
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The crystal structure for CPA inhibited by phenylacetate is now available (2CTC, Brookhaven Data Bank). The hydrolytic water was not displaced by this compound; however, as shown in the scheme below, the hydroxyl of the inhibitor makes a hydrogen bond to the hydrolytic water. This structure supports the coordination scheme for compound 1 that we have proposed.
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sym = 0.039) to 1.6 A resolution on a Siemens X1000 multiwave detector. The structure was solved by molecular replacement with XPLOR using a CPA "tetramer" from the native crystals
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sym = 0.039) to 1.6 A resolution on a Siemens X1000 multiwave detector. The structure was solved by molecular replacement with XPLOR using a CPA "tetramer" from the native crystals
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calc maps, and the refinement continued to convergence.
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calc maps, and the refinement continued to convergence.
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Yun, M.; Park, C; Kim, S.; Nam, D.; Kim, S. C.; Kim, D. H. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1992, 114, 2281.
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The stereogenecity corresponds to (R) for the noncovalently bound inactivator and to (S) for the covalently bound species.
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The stereogenecity corresponds to (R) for the noncovalently bound inactivator and to (S) for the covalently bound species.
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Gardell, S. J.; Craik, C. S.; Hilvert, D.; Urdea, M. S.; Rutter, W. J. Nature 1985, 317, 551.
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Hilvert, D.; Gardell, S. J.; Rutter, W. J.; Kaiser, E. T. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 1986, 108, 5298.
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(8) The crystallographic coordinates have been deposited with the Brookhaven Protein Data Bank.
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(8) The crystallographic coordinates have been deposited with the Brookhaven Protein Data Bank.
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