Determination of the catalytic activity of binuclear metallohydrolases using isothermal titration calorimetry

Pedroso, Marcelo M; Ely, Fernanda; Lonhienne, Thierry; Gahan, Lawrence; Ollis, David; Guddat, Luke; Schenk, Gerhard

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Determination of the catalytic activity of binuclear metallohydrolases using isothermal titration calorimetry

Date

2014

Authors

Pedroso, Marcelo M

Ely, Fernanda

Lonhienne, Thierry

Gahan, Lawrence

Ollis, David

Guddat, Luke

Schenk, Gerhard

Publisher

Springer

Abstract

Binuclear metallohydrolases are a large and diverse family of enzymes that are involved in numerous metabolic functions. An increasing number of members find applications as drug targets or in processes such as bioremediation. It is thus essential to have