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. 2010 Jan 13;5(1):e8654. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0008654

Table 2. Comparison of substrate-binding residues between chitinases with the CID and without the CID.

PDB Code Subsites for sugar residues Protein residue
Residues on the TIM barrel Conserved residues on the CID
Hydrogen bonding Hydrophobic interaction Hydrogen bonding Hydrophobic interaction
1EOM (A) 632 D126, E128, Q211, Y213, Y272 F39
633 D18, R20, E245, Y272
634 K42, N85, D87, H129 F39
641 R20, E245
635, 636, 642, 643
1FFR (B) +2 K369, D391 W275, F396, Y418
+1 E315, D391 W275, F316, M388 R446
−1 D313, E315, D391 Y163, W275, A362, M388, W539 Y444, R446
−2 E540 W275, W539 E473 I476
−3 T276 W167 E473
−4 R172
−5 Y170

(A) Interactions between select residues on E. meningoseptica NAGase (1EOM) and bound polysaccharide. (B) Interactions between some residues on S. marcescens chiA (1FFR) and bound substrate (NAG)7. The data are adapted from Waddling et al. [48] and Papanikolau et al. [34]. Conserved residues on the CID from our conservation analysis are in bold.