Characterization of a Thermomonospora fusca exocellulase

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  Recombinant Expression and Enzymatic Characterization of PttCel9A, a KOR Homologue from Populus tremula x tremuloides

  Emma R. Master, Ulla J. Rudsander, Weilin Zhou, Hongbin Henriksson, Christina Divne, Stuart Denman, David B. Wilson, and Tuula T. Teeri
  Biochemistry2004 43 (31), 10080-10089

  • Recombinant Expression and Enzymatic Characterization of PttCel9A, a KOR Homologue from Populus tremula x tremuloides

    Emma R. Master, Ulla J. Rudsander, Weilin Zhou, Hongbin Henriksson, Christina Divne, Stuart Denman, David B. Wilson, and Tuula T. Teeri
    Biochemistry2004 43 (31), 10080-10089

    PttCel9A is a membrane-bound, family 9 glycosyl hydrolase from Populus tremula x tremuloides that is upregulated during secondary cell wall synthesis. The catalytic domain of PttCel9A, 1-105PttCel9A, was purified, and its activity was compared to TfCel9A ...

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  Kinetic Studies of Thermobifida fusca Cel9A Active Site Mutant Enzymes

  Weilin Zhou, Diana C. Irwin, Jose Escovar-Kousen, and David B. Wilson
  Biochemistry2004 43 (30), 9655-9663

  • Kinetic Studies of Thermobifida fusca Cel9A Active Site Mutant Enzymes

    Weilin Zhou, Diana C. Irwin, Jose Escovar-Kousen, and David B. Wilson
    Biochemistry2004 43 (30), 9655-9663

    Thermobifida fusca Cel9A-90, an unusual family 9 enzyme, is a processive endoglucanase containing a catalytic domain closely linked to a family 3c cellulose binding domain (Cel9A-68) followed by a fibronectin III-like domain and a family 2 cellulose ...

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