April 19

04/17/19 PGRP Domain and Lysin A Structure

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Rationale:

The purpose of today’s lab was to create an abstract for the powerpoint presentation as well as look at lysin A catalytic regions.

Tools:

  • JMOL
  • Word
  • NCBI

Procedure:

  • Drafted the abstract for the QTM
  • Used JMOL to look at Lysin A structures to determine the possible catalytic region
  • Researched the PGRP superfamily

Results:

The Written abstract

The Folded Lysin A Protein

Conclusions:

The lysin A protein has the same structurally conserved catalytic region as the annotated “endolysin” in NapoleonB. Both proteins contain the same beta sheet structure, while the lysin A is missing the alpha helices at the end of the molecule that NapoleonB’s endolysin possesses.

Next Steps:

Fold the PGRP proteins and determine catalytic region as well as any other lysin variation we find.


Posted April 19, 2019 by gabriel_andino1 in category Gabriel Andino

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