Top Level Name

  ⌊ Superfamily (core) Radical SAM

    ⌊ Subgroup organic radical-activating enzymes

Family known
Total 100% <100% Family unknown
Functional domains 7847 6966 70 811
UniProtKB 4961 0 71 4890
GI 8072 107 0 7965
Structures 3
Reactions 0
Functional domains of this subgroup were last updated on June 28, 2017
New functional domains were last added to this subgroup on July 9, 2014

At an E-value of -log10(E) 22 this set of enzymes, all of which create a glycyl radical in the substrate protein, splits into three groups.

Shisler KA, Broderick JB

Glycyl radical activating enzymes: structure, mechanism, and substrate interactions

▸ Abstract

Arch Biochem Biophys 2014;546(None):64-71 | PubMed ID: 24486374

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sfld_alignment_sg1066.msa Annotated Sequence Alignment, Stockholm format 184 sequences
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Subgroup ▸ Legend T K C U S
organic radical-activating enzymes 7847 7036 6966 811 3
┗ 4-hydroxyphenylacetate decarboxylase activase 7 7 7 0
┗ 1: activating enzymes, group 1 2732 2721 2721 11 0
┗ anaerobic ribonucleoside-triphosphate reductase activase 2721 2721 2721 0
┗ 1: activating enzymes, group 2 4657 4308 4238 349 3
┗ benzylsuccinate synthase activase 69 69 69 0
┗ glycerol dehydratase activase 5 5 5 0
┗ pyruvate formate-lyase activase 3653 3653 3612 3
┗ YjjI activase 581 581 552 0
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