Crystal structure of b-1,4-mannopyranosyl-chitobiose phosphorylase at 1.76 Angstrom from unknown human gut bacteria (Uhgb_MP) in complex with N-acetyl-D-glucosamine, beta-D-mannopyranose and inorganic phosphate

N-acetyl-alpha-D-glucosamine; 2-acetamido-2-deoxy-alpha-D-glucose; 2-acetamido-2-deoxy-D-glucose; 2-acetamido-2-deoxy-glucose; 2-(ACETYLAMINO)-2-DEOXY-A-D-GLUCOPYRANOSE

Structural Bases for N-Glycan Processing by Mannoside Phosphorylase.

Role of Glycoside Phosphorylases in Mannose Foraging by Human Gut Bacteria.

PAIR OF KB MIRRORS FOR ADJUSTABLE FOCUSING

CHANNEL-CUT DOUBLE CRYSTAL MONOCHROMATOR (CINEL), CRYOCOOLED, 6MM GAP

MGSSHHHHHHSSGLVPRGSHMSMSSKVIIPWEERPAGCKDVLWRSVANPIIPRDLLPTSNSIFNSAVVPFGDGFAGVFRC
DDTSRRMRLHVGFSKDAINWNIKEEPLKFQCDDEEIGTWVYGYDPRVCFIEDRYYVTWCNGYHGPTIGVAYTFDFETFHQ
LENAFIPFNRNGVLFPRKINGRFAMLSRPSDNGHTPFGDIFYSESPDMEFWGRHRHVMSPAAFEVSAWQCTKIGAGPIPV
ETPEGWLLIYHGVLHSCNGYVYSFGSALLDLDEPWKVKFRSGPYLLAPREPYECMGDVPNVCFPCAALHDNETGRIAIYY
GCADTVTGLAFGYIPEIIEFTKRTSII

MGSSHHHHHHSSGLVPRGSHMSMSSKIIIPWEERPAGCKDVLWRSVANPIIPRDLLPTSNSIFNSAVVPFGDGFAGVFRC
DDTSRRMRLHVGFSKDAINWNIKEEPLKFQCDDEEIGTWVYGYDPRVCFIEDRYYVTWCNGYHGPTIGVAYTFDFETFHQ
LENAFIPFNRNGVLFPRKINGRFAMLSRPSDNGHTPFGDIFYSESPDMEFWGRHRHVMSPAAFEVSAWQCTKIGAGPIPV
ETPEGWLLIYHGVLHSCNGYVYSFGSALLDLDEPWKVKFRSGPYLLAPREPYECMGDVPNVCFPCAALHDNETGRIAIYY
GCADTVTGLAFGYIPEIIEFTKRTSII

PROTEIN WAS CRYSTALLIZED FROM 17.5% PEG 3350, 200 MM NH4CL, pH 7.0

CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF B-1,4-MANNOPYRANOSYL-CHITOBIOSE PHOSPHORYLASE AT 1.60 ANGSTROM IN COMPLEX WITH N- ACETYLGLUCOSAMINE AND INORGANIC PHOSPHATE

CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF B-1,4-MANNOPYRANOSYL-CHITOBIOSE PHOSPHORYLASE AT 1.85 ANGSTROM FROM UNKNOWN HUMAN GUT BACTERIA (UHGB_MP)

CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF B-1,4-MANNOPYRANOSYL-CHITOBIOSE PHOSPHORYLASE AT 1.60 ANGSTROM IN COMPLEX WITH BETA- D-MANNOPYRANOSE AND INORGANIC PHOSPHATE

HYDROGENS HAVE BEEN ADDED IN THE RIDING POSITIONS. DISORDERED SIDE-CHAIN ATOMS WERE REMOVED FROM THE STRUCTURE
TRANSFERASE, GLYCOSIDE HYDROLASE FAMILY 130, B-1, 4-MANNOPYRANOSYL-CHITOBIOSE PHOSPHORYLASE, N-GLYCAN PHOSPHOROLYSIS