Calcium binding site in AA10 LPMO fromVibrio choleraesuggests modulating effects during environment survival and infection
Mateu Montserrat-Canals,
Kaare Bjerregard-Andersen,
Henrik Vinter Sørensen
et al.
Abstract:Despite major efforts towards its eradication, cholera remains a major health and economic burden in many developing countries. Between outbreaks, the bacterium responsible for the disease,Vibrio cholerae, survives in aquatic environmental reservoirs, where it commonly forms biofilms,e.g., on zooplankton.N-acetyl glucosamine binding protein A (GbpA) is an adhesin that binds to the chitinaceous surface of zooplankton and breaks its dense crystalline packing thanks to its lytic polysaccharide monooxygenase (LPMO… Show more
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