Nucleotide-binding Motif

A Nucleotide-Binding Motif is a conserved protein structural element that belongs to the class of functional motifs characterized by its specific ability to interact with nucleotide molecules through recognizable sequence and structural features, thereby enabling essential biological processes such as energy transduction and signal transmission.

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    John R. Riordan

    Mayo Clinic in Arizona, United States

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  2. TW
    Tip W. Loo

    University of Toronto, Canada

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    Barry P. Rosen

    Wayne State University, United States

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    David M. Clarke

    University of Toronto, Canada

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    Eugene V. Koonin

    National Center for Biotechnology Information, United States

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