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Calculation of Cys 30 delta pKa's and oxidising power for DsbA mutants.

FEBS letters - 29 Apr 1996

Warwicker J, Gane P J

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DsbA possesses a redox active disulphide, with the equilibrium strongly shifted towards the reduced form as compared to its structural homologue, thioredoxin. It is widely believed that the two amino acids that separate the active site cysteines play a crucial role in determining oxidising power within the thioredoxin family. Data concerning redox and pKa properties for DsbA mutants in this region are available....

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PMID: 8641451
DOI: 10.1016/0014-5793(96)00358-4

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