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Rewiring V-type and K-type enzyme allostery through subunit interface mutations
Allosteric regulation in the heterodimeric enzyme IGPS depends on long-range communication between the effector-binding HisF subunit and the catalytic HisH subunit. This signaling occurs through a densely packed interdomain interface enriched in conserved noncovalent contacts. Here, we use targeted
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