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Site-Specific Tryptophan Labels Reveal Local Microsecond-Millisecond Motions of Dihydrofolate Reductase.
Molecules (Basel, Switzerland) - 22 Aug 2020
Vaughn Morgan B, Biren Chloe, Li Qun, Ragupathi Ashwin, Dyer R Brian
Abstract excerpt
Many enzymes are known to change conformations during their catalytic cycle, but the role of these protein motions is not well understood. Escherichia coli dihydrofolate reductase (DHFR) is a small, flexible enzyme that is often used as a model system for understanding enzyme dynamics. Recently, native tryptophan fluorescence was used as a probe to study micro- to millisecond dynamics of DHFR. Yet, because DHFR...
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