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Structural and kinetic analysis of a channel-impaired mutant of tryptophan synthase.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 28 Oct 1994

Schlichting I, Yang X J, Miles E W, Kim A Y, Anderson K S

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Substrate channeling is a process by which two sequential enzymes interact to transfer a metabolite (or intermediate) from one enzyme active site to the next without allowing free diffusion of the metabolite. Channeling is thought to play an important role in metabolic regulation and cellular modulation of enzymatic activities. Although there are numerous examples of sequential enzyme pairs in glycolysis and...

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