Molecular Phylogeny of Heme Peroxidases
Molecular Phylogeny of Heme Peroxidases
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血红素过氧化物酶的分子系统发育
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2010
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C. Obinger
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C. Obinger
All currently available gene sequences of heme peroxidases can be phylogenetically divided in two superfamilies and three families. In this chapter, the phylogenetics and genomic distribution of each group are presented. Within the peroxidase-cyclooxygenase superfamily, the main evolutionary direction devel- oped peroxidatic heme proteins involved in the innate immune defense system and in biosynthesis of (iodinated) hormones. The peroxidase-catalase superfamily is widely spread mainly among bacteria, fungi, and plants, and particularly in Class I led to the evolution of bifunctional catalase-peroxidases. Its numerous fungal representatives of Class II are involved in carbon recycling via lignin degradation, whereas Class III secretory peroxidases from algae and plants are included in various forms of secondary metabolism. The family of di-heme peroxidases are predominantly bacteria-inducible enzymes; however, a few corresponding genes were also detected in archaeal genomes. Four subfamilies of dyp-type peroxidases capable of degradation of various xenobiotics are abundant mainly among bacteria
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2.9
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Wang, YT;Graichen, ME;Davidson, VL
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Davidson, VL
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7.4
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Cheng, Guangjie;Salerno, John C.;Cao, Zehong;Pagano, Patrick J.;Lambeth, J. David
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Lambeth, J. David