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. 2018 Jul 16;8:10692. doi: 10.1038/s41598-018-29070-w

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Phylogenetic analysis of ECH enzymes. (a) Unrooted Maximum Likelihood tree of ECH enzymes. The phylogenetic tree is drawn as a circle model. Bootstrap values are shown at each node as percentage of 100 replicates. ECH subgroups are labeled and distinguished with different colors. Ms3HPCD is indicated by a star mark and the structures used for the comparison with Ms3HPCD are indicated by red colored dots. (b) Amino-acid sequence alignment of key residues in ECH enzymes. The key residues involved in the enzyme catalysis, α3 helix, and enoyl-binding pocket in ECHs are aligned.