Sequence of CHIT_NPVAC
EC Number:3.2.1.14
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Accession Code
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Reaction
chitopentaose + H2O = chitobiose + chitotriose
Other sequences found for EC No. 3.2.1.14
General information:
Sequence
0 MLYKLLNVLW LVAVSNAIPG TPVIDWADRN YALVEINYEA TAYENLIKPK EQVDVQVSWN
60 VWNGDIGDIA YVLFDEQQVW KGDAESKRAT IKVLVSGQFN MRVKLCNEDG CSVSDPVLVK
120 VADTDGGHLA PLEYTWLENN KPGRREDKIV AAYFVEWGVY GRNFPVDKVP LPNLSHLLYG
180 FIPICGGDGI NDALKTIPGS FESLQRSCKG REDFKVAIHD PWAAVQKPQK GVSAWNEPYK
240 GNFGQLMAAK LANPHLKILP SIGGWTLSDP FYFMHDVEKR NVFVDSVKEF LQVWKFFDGV
300 DIDWEFPGGK GANPSLGDAD GDAKTYILLL EELRAMLDDL EAQTGRVYEL TSAISAGYDK
360 IAVVNYAEAQ KSLGKIFLMS YDFKGAWSNT DLGYQTTVYA PSWNSEELYT THYAVDALLK
420 QGVDPNKIIV GVAMYGRGWT GVTNYTNDNY FSGTGNGPGS GTWEDGVVDY RQIQKDLNNY
480 VYTFDSAAQA SYVFDKSKGD LISFDSVDSV LGKVKYVDRN KLGGLFAWEI DADNGDLLNA
540 INAQFKPKDE L
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Sequence Reference
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Title
Journal
Volume
Pages
Year
PubMed ID
401390
Ayres M.D.,Howard S.C.,Kuzio J.,Lopez-Ferber M.,Possee R.D.
The complete DNA sequence of Autographa californica nuclear polyhedrosis virus.
Virology
202
586-605
1994
401391
Thomas C.J.,Brown H.L.,Hawes C.R.,Lee B.Y.,Min M.K.,King L.A.,Possee R.D.
Localization of a baculovirus-induced chitinase in the insect cell endoplasmic reticulum.
J. Virol.
72
10207-10212
1998
401392
Hom L.G.,Volkman L.E.
Autographa californica M nucleopolyhedrovirus chiA is required for processing of V-CATH.
Virology
277
178-183
2000
401393
Fukamizo T.,Sato H.,Mizuhara M.,Ohnuma T.,Gotoh T.,Hiwatashi K.,Takahashi S.
Chitinase from Autographa californica multiple nucleopolyhedrovirus: rapid purification from Sf-9 medium and mode of action.
Biosci. Biotechnol. Biochem.
75
1763-1769
2011
401394
Hodgson J.J.,Arif B.M.,Krell P.J.
Role of interactions between Autographa californica multiple nucleopolyhedrovirus procathepsin and chitinase chitin-binding or active-site domains in viral cathepsin processing.
J. Virol.
87
3471-3483
2013
