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Figure 6. The conserved loop containing the proposed catalytic acid/base histidine of GH3 NagZ enzymes is highly mobile, which appears to drive substrate distortion to promote glycosidic bond hydrolysis[1]. Colour scheme: B. subtilis NagZ (BsNagZ) (yellow) (PDB: 4GYJ and 4GYK), S. typhimurium NagZ (StNagZ) (grey)(PDB: 4GVF).
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