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Aprataxin forms a discrete branch in the HIT (histidine triad) superfamily of proteins with both DNA/RNA binding and nucleotide hydrolase activities

PMID 16547001doi:10.1074/jbc.m507946200Open in Browse

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CatLog read 4 records (6 values) from this paper: Aprataxin from Homo sapiens.

Read from the paper by an AI model and checked against the paper by a second, separate AI run; code converted the units. Values are in CatLog's units; each record opens in Browse with the line the paper prints and the checks. CatLog calculated the 2 kcat/Km values marked “calc.” from kcat and Km; no printed kcat/Km was read for those records.

EC 3.6.1.71, EC 3.6.1.72

Records read from this paper
EnzymeOrganismSubstratekcat (s⁻¹)Km (mM)kcat/Km (mM⁻¹ s⁻¹)ConditionsOpen record
AprataxinHomo sapiensadenosine 5'-monophosphoramidate0.01950.83750.0233 calc.pH 7, 30 °COpen record: Aprataxin, adenosine 5'-monophosphoramidate
AprataxinHomo sapiensdiadenosine tetraphosphate1 µM Aprataxin; self-cleaved; one extra C-terminal glycine0.01150.0180.64 calc.pH 7, 30 °COpen record: Aprataxin, diadenosine tetraphosphate
AprataxinHomo sapiensdiadenosine tetraphosphateMichaelis fit over 0.02-0.6 mM substrate (Fig. 8C)0.0171——pH 7, 30 °COpen record: Aprataxin, diadenosine tetraphosphate
AprataxinN-terminal truncation (ΔFHA)Homo sapiensdiadenosine tetraphosphate0.0176——pH 7, 30 °COpen record: Aprataxin N-terminal truncation (ΔFHA), diadenosine tetraphosphate