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Citrate isomerase - gltA

gltA is a gene, coding for a citrate synthase in E.coli. It is a main part of the TCA-cycle and is responsible for the synthesis of citrate by condensation of oxalacetate and Acetyl-CoA.
	Figure 1 Citrate synthase (coded by gltA); represented in oligo state as a homo-hexameric protein unit

Molecular Weight	48014,99
Residues	427
Charge	1,5
Isoelectric Point	6,6751
A280 Molar Extinction Coefficients	40340 (reduced) 40715 (cystine bridges)
[Data taken from PEPSTATS]

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