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ParA1scoe: ATP Hydrolysis Function Similarity in Walker ATPases

ParA1scoe, belonging to the ParA/MinD superfamily, exhibits diverse catalytic carboxylate for ATP hydrolysis, similar to Walker ATPases. Explore the significance of this function across various subgroups.

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ParA1scoe: ATP Hydrolysis Function Similarity in Walker ATPases

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  1. pLE7 +A22 0min 30 30min 39 60min 65 30min 45 60min 75 2 4 23 34 54 14 13 5 2 7 28 53 5 6 6 pSOT27 +A22 0min 51 30min 77 60min 97 30min 83 60min 68 79 65 58 36 51 4 15 9 2 5 14 10 12 10 6

  2. MC1000/pSOT1032 (Plac-yfp::parA1’)

  3. Walker A BoxIV Walker B MTS N-terminal ParA/MinD superfamily ParA1scoe MinD ParA1’scoe BoxIV, catalytic carboxylate for ATP hydrolysis relatively diverse in the various subgroups of the walker type ATPases highly conserved in ParA and MinD proteins  similar function involving ATP hydrolysis

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