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. 2021 Jan 19;11:19. doi: 10.1186/s13568-020-01178-1

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Fig. 3 — 3D model and electrostatic properties of PW-Xyl9 and PW-Xyl37. a 3D model of PW-Xyl9. GLU162 and GLU267 are the active sites of PW-Xyl9. b Electrostatic properties of PW-Xyl9. c 3D model of PW-Xyl37. GLU166 and GLU282 are the active sites of PW-Xyl37. d Electrostatic properties of PW-Xyl37. Enzyme electrostatic properties were predicted with PyMOL software. The red surface indicates that the relevant area has strong positive electrostatic properties, while the blue surface indicates the area has strong negative electrostatic properties