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[Isolation and characterization of fragments of ATP-dependent protease Lon from Escherichia coli obtained by limited proteolysis].

Bioorganicheskaia khimiia - 1 Jan 2000

Vasil'eva O V, Martynova N Iu, Potapenko N A, Ovchinnikova T V

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Conditions of limited proteolysis of the protease Lon from Escherichia coli that provided the formation of fragments approximately corresponding to the enzyme domains were found for studying the domain functioning. A method of isolation of the domains was developed, and their functional characteristics were compared. The isolated proteolytic domain (LonP fragment) of the enzyme was shown to exhibit both peptidase...

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