iaaA:Quickview
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Notes
IaaA is cleaved before Thr179 to expose N-terminal nucleophile and to produce two subunits. CysB regulon, sensitive to cysteine repression. Start of Salmonella iaaA is confirmed by N-terminal sequencing of IaaA precursor. Salmonella IaaA has been shown to have isoaspartyl-tripeptidase activity also; E. coli probably also has tripeptidase activity. iaaA is a non-essential gene.[1]
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