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loop, which would clash with the larger streptomycin substrate. In the active site, we observed two magnesium ions, one of them in a previously unobserved position that may activate the 9-hydroxyl for deprotonation by the catalytic base Glu-86. The observed binding mode for spectinomycin suggests that spectinamides and aminomethyl spectinomycins, recent spectinomycin analogues with expansions in position 4 of the C ring, are also subjected to modification by ANT(9) and ANT(3")(9) enzymes.
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