Structural Studies
As of late 2007, 75 structures have been solved for this class of enzymes, with PDB accession codes 1A3S, 1AYZ, 1C4Z, 1FBV, 1FXT, 1FZY, 1I7K, 1IYF, 1J7D, 1JAS, 1JAT, 1JBB, 1KPS, 1PZV, 1Q34, 1QCQ, 1TTE, 1U9A, 1U9B, 1UMH, 1UMI, 1UR6, 1W4U, 1WD2, 1WZV, 1WZW, 1X23, 1XR9, 1Y6L, 1Y8X, 1YH6, 1YLA, 1YRV, 1Z2U, 1Z3D, 1Z5S, 1Z6U, 1ZDN, 1ZUO, 2A4D, 2A7L, 2AAK, 2AWF, 2AYV, 2BEP, 2BF8, 2C4O, 2C4P, 2CLW, 2CYX, 2E2C, 2EKE, 2ESK, 2ESO, 2ESP, 2ESQ, 2F4W, 2FO3, 2FUH, 2GJD, 2GMI, 2GRN, 2GRO, 2GRP, 2GRQ, 2GRR, 2H2Y, 2O25, 2OB4, 2OGB, 2ONU, 2UCZ, 2UYZ, 2Z6O, and 2Z6P.
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