A Bioinformatics Analysis Reveals a Group of MocR Bacterial Transcriptional Regulators Linked to a Family of Genes Coding for Membrane Proteins

<div>Stereo picture of the active site of the model of the AAT domain. Stereo picture of the active site of the model of the AAT domain of the MocR from<i> Saccharopolyspora erythraea</i> (RefSeq code WP_009946170). Pyridoxal phosphate, Lys forming the internal aldimine, and the Asp interacting with the pyridine nitrogen atom are represented as yellow stick models. Residues indicated as SDPs are colored in magenta. Numbering system refers to Figure <a href="../fig5/">5</a>.</div>

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Figure 7: A Bioinformatics Analysis Reveals a Group of MocR Bacterial Transcriptional Regulators Linked to a Family of Genes Coding for Membrane Proteins 

Figure 7 | A Bioinformatics Analysis Reveals a Group of MocR Bacterial Transcriptional Regulators Linked to a Family of Genes Coding for Membrane Proteins 