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. 2021 Sep 21;26(18):5704. doi: 10.3390/molecules26185704

Table 2.

Residues corresponding with the SBS from A. niger α-amylase a.

α-Amylase I I
AAA85446_Paenibacillus_polymyxa G R
CAA49465_Thermoactinomyces_vulgaris G A
BAD06003_Aspergillus_awamori Y D
BAD06002_Aspergillus_awamori Y W
AAF14264_Aspergillus_flavus Y W
BAD01051_Aspergillus_kawachii Y W
BAA22993_Aspergillus_kawachii Y D
EAA64850_Aspergillus_nidulans Y Y
AAF17100_Aspergillus_nidulans S T
P56271_Aspergillus_niger Y D
CAK44871_Aspergillus_niger Y W
CAK40249_Aspergillus_niger V Y
CAK41088_Aspergillus_niger S Y
CAA31218_Aspergillus_oryzae Y W
BAA01255_Aspergillus_shirousami Y W
AEB80431_Aspergillus_tubingensis Y D
BAA12010_Cryptococcus_sp_S_2 Y Q
ABG48762_Fusicoccum_sp_BCC4124 Y W
AAO12212_Lipomyces_kononenkoae D V
AAC49622_Lipomyces_spencermartinsiae Y W
AAN75021_Lipomyces_starkeyi Y W
AFD54462_Malbranchea_cinnamomea T D
ABF72529_Ophiostoma_floccosum S S
EPS26265_Penicillium_oxalicum S N
ABO42285_Phanerochaete_chrysosporium S E
BAW15173_Pholiota_microspora K Q
BAF98616_Pichia_burtonii T S
AGJ52081_Rhizomucor_pusillus T M
ADL28123_Rhizopus_oryzae T M
ADD80242_Saccharomycopsis_fibuligera S S
ABS76467_Saitozyma_flava Y Q
CAB11471_Schizosaccharomyces_pombe S H
CAB40006_Schizosaccharomyces_pombe S Q
CAA34162_Schwanniomyces_occidentalis Y S
CAA51912_Schwanniomyces_occidentalis Y D
ACN82436_Sclerotinia_sclerotiorum Y Y
CAA03110_Thermomyces_lanuginosus S K
BAG69580_Trichoderma_viride N K
CAJ21046_Valsaria_rubricosa N V

a The potential SBSs in α-amylases from the subfamily GH13_1 have been analysed according to SBS-I observed in the three-dimensional structure of the counterpart α-amylase from Aspergillus niger ([49]; PDB code: 2GVY): Y402 (Y382) and W405 (W385)—the numbering in parentheses applies if the N-terminal signal peptide is removed), which is highlighted by red-colour inversion. The individual α-amylases are presented by their GenBank accession Nos. and binomial name of the producing organism. The aromatic residues corresponding with the two forming the real SBS-I are highlighted by black inversion.