Bacterial_EstLip_FamXIV

Relationship

Family: Bacterial_EstLip_FamXIV

Block: L

Parent Family: No family

Comment

This family correspond to family XIV of the upgraded classification of Arpigny and Jaeger (1999) This family was extracted from PC-sterol_acyltransferase. Family XIV was introduced by Rao et al.(2011) The 106 residues C-terminal sequence found in a few sequences of the femily, forms a beta sandwich that has a role in binding long-chain acyl substrates, and icreases stability and substrate promiscuity of the enzyme. (Joel et al.(2024))

Database

Interpro : No interpro

PIRSF : No PIRSF

Pdoc : No Pdoc

Pfam : No Pfam

Prints : No Print

EC Number : No EC Number

Sequences

Peptide in Fasta
Nucleotide in Fasta
Alignment with Multalin Text only
Seed alignment with MAFFT No colour
Alignment with MAFFT No colour
Dendrogram The dnd file

References (2)

Title : Role of the C-Terminal beta Sandwich of Thermoanaerobacter tengcongensis Thermophilic Esterase in Hydrolysis of Long-Chain Acyl Substrates - Joel_2024_Int.J.Mol.Sci_25_1272
Author(s) : Joel EB , Aberuagba A , Bello AJ , Akanbi-Gada M , Igunnu A , Malomo SO , Olorunniji FJ
Ref : Int J Mol Sci , 25 : , 2024
Abstract : Joel_2024_Int.J.Mol.Sci_25_1272
ESTHER : Joel_2024_Int.J.Mol.Sci_25_1272
PubMedSearch : Joel_2024_Int.J.Mol.Sci_25_1272
PubMedID: 38279273
Gene_locus related to this paper: thete-LIPA3

Title : A thermostable esterase from Thermoanaerobacter tengcongensis opening up a new family of bacterial lipolytic enzymes - Rao_2011_Biochim.Biophys.Acta_1814_1695
Author(s) : Rao L , Xue Y , Zhou C , Tao J , Li G , Lu JR , Ma Y
Ref : Biochimica & Biophysica Acta , 1814 :1695 , 2011
Abstract : Rao_2011_Biochim.Biophys.Acta_1814_1695
ESTHER : Rao_2011_Biochim.Biophys.Acta_1814_1695
PubMedSearch : Rao_2011_Biochim.Biophys.Acta_1814_1695
PubMedID: 21907313
Gene_locus related to this paper: thete-LIPA3

No structure scheme yet for this family

Genes Proteins in Bacterial_EstLip_FamXIV family (49)

No fragment of genes

No fragment of genes

No substrate

No Inhibitor