A method using active-site sequence conservation to find functional shifts in protein families: application to the enzymes of central metabolism, leading to the identification of an anomalous isocitrate dehydrogenase in pathogens.

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A method using active-site sequence conservation to find functional shifts in protein families: application to the enzymes of central metabolism, leading to the identification of an anomalous isocitrate dehydrogenase in pathogens.

R Das, M Gerstein (2004). Proteins 55: 455-63.

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Authors R Das, M Gerstein

Journal Proteins
PMID 15048835

Pages 455-63

Volume 55

Year 2004

labcite R Das, M Gerstein (2004). Proteins 55: 455-63.

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labtitle A method using active-site sequence conservation to find functional shifts in protein families: application to the enzymes of central metabolism, leading to the identification of an anomalous isocitrate dehydrogenase in pathogens.

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Authors	R Das, M Gerstein
Journal	Proteins
PMID	15048835
Pages	455-63
Volume	55
Year	2004
labcite	*R Das, M Gerstein (2004). Proteins* 55: 455-63.**
labid	pathway-enz
labtitle	A method using active-site sequence conservation to find functional shifts in protein families: application to the enzymes of central metabolism, leading to the identification of an anomalous isocitrate dehydrogenase in pathogens.
subject	strgen, 2004-summary, informatics-research-article
funding	nesg
website
link
preprint	http://archive.gersteinlab.org/papers/e-print/pathway-enz/reprint.pdf