EC Number   |
Cofactor |
Reference |
|---|
    6.1.1.2 | ATP |
- |
649736, 650116, 650171, 650562, 650759, 651316, 651999, 652565, 653176, 653177, 653395, 653590, 653740, 672219, 673324, 674218, 675928, 676170, 676210, 676229, 676863, 701740, 702375, 703001, 703734, 704281, 704353, 705647, 705840, 705874, 705981, 706666, 716156, 716370, 727987, 728272, 728611, 728798, 743913, 745352, 745868, 746452 |
| 6.1.1.2 | ATP |
assemble of the ATP binding site by domain movement, acts as a key allosteric effector on the enzyme, conformational trigger, not requiring tryptophan pocket ligands, enzyme forms high-affinity complexes at low ATP concentration and low-affinity complexes at high ATP concentration |
652900 |
| 6.1.1.2 | ATP |
ATP-binding motif KMSAS |
716156 |
| 6.1.1.2 | ATP |
Mg2+-ATP interactions are coupled to interactions between ATP and active-site lysine side-chains |
675401 |
| 6.1.1.2 | ATP |
the ATP-binding site, a loop formed by the residues 311-315 of the KMSAS motif, is sandwiched by the characteristic class I HIGH motif, residues 84-87, and by residues 272-275 of a GIEQ motif that is weakly conserved among TrpRS sequences |
716055 |
| 6.1.1.2 | more |
indolmycin and ATP form a ternary complex with BsTrpRS |
745352 |
