Carbohydrate-Binding Module Family 1

Known ActivitiesModules of approx. 40 residues found almost exclusively in fungi. The cellulose-binding function has been demonstrated in many cases, and appears to be mediated by three aromatic residues separated by about 10.4 angstrom and which form a flat surface. The only non-fungal occurence of CBM1 is in an algal non-hydrolytic polysaccharide-binding protein which is composed of four repeated CBM1 modules. Binding to chitin has been demonstrated in one case.
NotePreviously known as cellulose-binding domain family I (CBD I).
External resourcesInterPro; PFAM; PROSITE; SMART;
Statistics GenBank accession (750); Uniprot accession (295); PDB accession (8); 3D entries (2); cryst (1)
All (570) Eukaryota (564) Viruses (1) unclassified (5) Structure (2 - 1 cryst) Characterized (1)
Eukaryota
Protein Name EC#OrganismGenBankUniprotPDB/3D
 cellulase III-B (peptide fragment) 3.2.1.4 Acremonium cellulolyticus      

Footnotes

Experimental characterization exclusively covers enzyme activities at present. If you are aware of any missing experimental characterization that should be mentioned here, we encourage you to send your comment and support of the experimental evidence, including an electronic copy or appropriate link to the support material (i.e., article(s), thesis, database, etc), to cazy@afmb.univ-mrs.fr.





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