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mannopyranose ("sugar epoxide") intermediate to effect the release of Glc<sub>1–3</sub>-1,3-α-Man oligosaccharides during N-glycan trimming. '''[[GH99]]''' is a small, but nonetheless important family, whose members come from both higher eukaryotes, which employ these enzymes in protein-folding quality-control, and bacteria, which are likely to use their homologues for carbohydrate scavenging in niche enviroments such as the human gut. | mannopyranose ("sugar epoxide") intermediate to effect the release of Glc<sub>1–3</sub>-1,3-α-Man oligosaccharides during N-glycan trimming. '''[[GH99]]''' is a small, but nonetheless important family, whose members come from both higher eukaryotes, which employ these enzymes in protein-folding quality-control, and bacteria, which are likely to use their homologues for carbohydrate scavenging in niche enviroments such as the human gut. | ||
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| − | ''Also in the news:'' '''[[User:Spencer Williams|Spencer]]''' altered us to the fact that ''CAZypedia'' has clocked [[:Special:Statistics|'''one million page views''']] sometime recently. We're not quite sure what to make of that, but it seems like a pretty neat achievement. What is really interesting is that we are starting to see some dynamics in which pages are accessed most: Newer pages, such as [[GH18]] (completed Oct. 2010), are becoming more popular than the very first ''CAZypedia'' page, [[GH1]] (completed May 2007). And, some of the [[Lexicon]] pages, including those on the [[Cellulosome]] and [[Anomeric centre (alpha and beta)|anomeric configuration]] are right up there in the list. If you like to keep score, here's a list of our most [[:Special:PopularPages]]. Want to find out when a particular ''CAZypedia'' page was [[:Category:Curator approved|Curator Approved]]? [[:CAZypedia:Assigned_pages|Click here]]. | + | ''Also in the news:'' '''[[User:Spencer Williams|Spencer]]''' altered us to the fact that ''CAZypedia'' has clocked [[:Special:Statistics|'''one million page views''']] sometime recently. We're not quite sure what to make of that, but it seems like a pretty neat achievement. What is really interesting is that we are starting to see some dynamics in which pages are accessed most: Newer pages, such as [[GH18]] (completed Oct. 2010), are becoming more popular than the very first ''CAZypedia'' page, [[GH1]] (completed May 2007). And, some of the [[Lexicon]] pages, including those on the [[Cellulosome]] and [[Anomeric centre (alpha and beta)|anomeric configuration]] are right up there in the list. If you like to keep score, here's a list of our most [[:Special:PopularPages|popular pages]]. Want to find out when a particular ''CAZypedia'' page was [[:Category:Curator approved|Curator Approved]]? [[:CAZypedia:Assigned_pages|Click here]]. |
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Revision as of 21:47, 11 January 2012
11 Jan 2012: New for the new year: CAZypedia is proud to report that our first new page of 2012, the Glycoside Hydrolase Family 99 page, has been completed by Spencer Williams and given Curator Approved status today. This page follows the recent publication of seminal structural and mechanistic analyses by a multi-investigator team including CAZypedia Curators Spencer Williams and Gideon Davies, which suggests that endo-mannosidases of this family may use an unusual mechanism involving a 1,2-anhydro-β- mannopyranose ("sugar epoxide") intermediate to effect the release of Glc1–3-1,3-α-Man oligosaccharides during N-glycan trimming. GH99 is a small, but nonetheless important family, whose members come from both higher eukaryotes, which employ these enzymes in protein-folding quality-control, and bacteria, which are likely to use their homologues for carbohydrate scavenging in niche enviroments such as the human gut.
Also in the news: Spencer altered us to the fact that CAZypedia has clocked one million page views sometime recently. We're not quite sure what to make of that, but it seems like a pretty neat achievement. What is really interesting is that we are starting to see some dynamics in which pages are accessed most: Newer pages, such as GH18 (completed Oct. 2010), are becoming more popular than the very first CAZypedia page, GH1 (completed May 2007). And, some of the Lexicon pages, including those on the Cellulosome and anomeric configuration are right up there in the list. If you like to keep score, here's a list of our most popular pages. Want to find out when a particular CAZypedia page was Curator Approved? Click here.