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Localization of C-terminal domains required for the maximal activity or for determination of substrate preference of maize branching enzymes.

Archives of biochemistry and biophysics - 15 Jun 2000

Hong S, Preiss J

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Previous analysis of a chimeric enzyme mBEII-IBspHI, in which the C-terminal 229 amino acids of maize endosperm branching enzyme isoform II (mBEII) are replaced by the corresponding 284 amino acids of isoform I (mBEI), suggested that the carboxyl terminus of maize branching enzymes may be involved in catalytic efficiency and substrate preference. In the present study, additional hybrids of mBEI and mBEII were...

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PMID: 10860552
DOI: 10.1006/abbi.2000.1845

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