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Identification of biochemically neutral positions in liver pyruvate kinase

2019-05-09

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Understanding how each residue position contributes to protein function has been a long-standing goal in protein science. Substitution studies have historically focused on conserved protein positions. However, substitutions of nonconserved positions can also modify function. Indeed, we recently identified nonconserved positions that have large substitution effects in human liver pyruvate kinase (hLPYK), including...

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8dca9859-a3af-515a-9ab7-7d75e76e23d9
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10.1101/632562
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