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Enzymes
  Enzyme classes:
  EC 1: Oxidoreductases
  EC 2: Transferases
  EC 3: Hydrolases
  EC 4: Lyases
    EC 4.1
      EC 4.1.1
      EC 4.1.2
      EC 4.1.3
        EC 4.1.3.1
        EC 4.1.3.2
        EC 4.1.3.3
        EC 4.1.3.4
        EC 4.1.3.5
        EC 4.1.3.6
        EC 4.1.3.7
        EC 4.1.3.8
        EC 4.1.3.9
        EC 4.1.3.10
        EC 4.1.3.11
        EC 4.1.3.12
        EC 4.1.3.13
        EC 4.1.3.14
        EC 4.1.3.15
        EC 4.1.3.16
        EC 4.1.3.17
        EC 4.1.3.18
        EC 4.1.3.19
        EC 4.1.3.20
        EC 4.1.3.21
        EC 4.1.3.22
        EC 4.1.3.23
        EC 4.1.3.24
        EC 4.1.3.25
        EC 4.1.3.26
        EC 4.1.3.27
        EC 4.1.3.28
        EC 4.1.3.29
        EC 4.1.3.30
        EC 4.1.3.31
        EC 4.1.3.32
        EC 4.1.3.33
        EC 4.1.3.34
        EC 4.1.3.35
        EC 4.1.3.36
        EC 4.1.3.37
        EC 4.1.3.38
        EC 4.1.3.39
        EC 4.1.3.40
      EC 4.1.99
    EC 4.2
    EC 4.3
    EC 4.4
    EC 4.5
    EC 4.6
    EC 4.99
  EC 5: Isomerases
  EC 6: Ligases
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EC 4.1.3.39 - 4- hydroxy- 2- oxopentanoate pyruvate- lyase (acetaldehyde- forming) (4- hydroxy- 2- oxovalerate aldolase)

3D structures of EC 4.1.3.39 - 4-hydroxy-2-oxovalerate aldolase in Protein Data Bank

updated: 6 January 2022, 2:15

In total: 3 PDB structures of EC 4.1.3.39 - 4-hydroxy-2-oxovalerate aldolase:

4jn6: Crystal Structure of The Aldolase-dehydrogenase Complex from Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Hrv37
4lrs: Crystal and Solution Structures of The Bifunctional Enzyme (aldolase/aldehyde Dehydrogenase) from Thermomonospora Curvata, Reveal a Cofactor-binding Domain Motion during Nad+ and Coa Accommodation Whithin The Shared Cofactor-binding Site
4lrt: Crystal and Solution Structures of The Bifunctional Enzyme (aldolase/aldehyde Dehydrogenase) from Thermomonospora Curvata, Reveal a Cofactor-binding Domain Motion during Nad+ and Coa Accommodation Whithin The Shared Cofactor-binding Site