Bioinorganic motifs: towards functional classification of metalloproteins

PROMISE: a database of bioinorganic motifs

The PROMISE (prosthetic centres andmetalions in protein activesites) database aims to present comprehensive sequence, structural, functional and bibliographic information on metalloproteins and other complex proteins, with an emphasis on active site structure and function. The database is available on the WorldWide Web at http://bioinf.leeds.ac.uk/promise/

Evolution of bioinorganic motifs in P450-containing systems.

The choice of bioinorganic motifs by Nature results in a spectacular variety of active-site structures even within the same protein family. Here, we use the concept of the bioinorganic motif to discuss the function and evolution of P450-containing and other related systems. Apart from P450, these systems include a FAD flavoprotein or domain, a FMN domain, ferredoxins and cytochrome b(5). Analys...

Functional motifs in Escherichia coli NC101

Escherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria can damage DNA of the gut lining cells and may encourage the development of colon cancer according to recent reports. Genetic switches are specific sequence motifs and many of them are drug targets. It is interesting to know motifs and their location in sequences. At the present study, Gibbs sampler algorithm was used in order to predict and find functional m...

Bioinorganic Chemistry Bioinorganic Chemistry

functional motifs in escherichia coli nc101

escherichia coli (e. coli) bacteria can damage dna of the gut lining cells and may encourage the development of colon cancer according to recent reports. genetic switches are specific sequence motifs and many of them are drug targets. it is interesting to know motifs and their location in sequences. at the present study, gibbs sampler algorithm was used in order to predict and find functional m...