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Numerous harmful microorganisms can be found in contaminated water. These pathogens, which are frequently seen in feces, may originate from point sources such wastewater and drainage effluents.
T. S. Okanlawon +6 more
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X-ray crystallographic studies on bovine liver rhodanese [PDF]
The crystal structure of the enzyme rhodanese was determined some years ago by X-ray analysis at a resolution of 2.5 A (Ploegman et al, 1978 a,b). The enzym is composed of 293 amino acis residues.
Lijk, Leendert Joost +1 more
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The rhodanese protein domain is common throughout all kingdoms of life and is characterized by an active site cysteine residue that is able to bind sulfane sulfur and catalyse sulfur transfer.
Rohrbach-Brandt, Emmanuelle +3 more
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On the Acceptor Specificity of Rhodanese. [PDF]
Bo Sörbo +5 more
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Candidate Cyanide Resistance Genes in Eutardigrade (Tardigrada) Genomes and KCN Resistance of <i>Hypsibius exemplaris</i>. [PDF]
Bartylak T +3 more
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Tryptophan in the Active Site of Rhodanese
B, Davidson, J, Westley
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On the Substrate Specificity of Rhodanese. [PDF]
Bo H. Sörbo +5 more
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Genome-wide characterization of sulphur metabolism gene families and recombination dynamics in mangrove-derived <i>Bacillus aryabhattai</i> NM1-A2 and <i>Bacillus cereus</i> NR1. [PDF]
Kashif M +9 more
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Crystalline Beef Kidney Rhodanese
J, WESTLEY, J R, GREEN
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Proteins Inside the HSP60/HSP10 Fold Under a Constant Electric Field: Potential Implications for the Protein Folding Problem. [PDF]
Peña-Ortiz LJ +5 more
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