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I first did a literature search with the putative function provided with the protein accession number. The search 'arylformamidase' returned a paper describing EstE1, an arylformamidase present in the liver of Mus musculus. | I first did a literature search with the putative function provided with the protein accession number. The search 'arylformamidase' returned a paper describing EstE1, an arylformamidase present in the liver of Mus musculus. | ||
Arylformamidase forms part of the tryptophan degradation pathway... | |||
[[Image: | [[Image:Arylformadisae_reaction.gif|centre|framed|Reaction mechanism of the mammalian arylformamidase.]] | ||
No evidence in this literature search suggested the existence of prokaryotic arylformamidase proteins... | No evidence in this literature search suggested the existence of prokaryotic arylformamidase proteins... | ||
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When first faced with the task of defining the function of 2pbl...
I first did a literature search with the putative function provided with the protein accession number. The search 'arylformamidase' returned a paper describing EstE1, an arylformamidase present in the liver of Mus musculus.
Arylformamidase forms part of the tryptophan degradation pathway...
Reaction mechanism of the mammalian arylformamidase.
No evidence in this literature search suggested the existence of prokaryotic arylformamidase proteins...
