Fig. 1From: Cloning, purification, and characterization of an organic solvent-tolerant chitinase, MtCh509, from Microbulbifer thermotolerans DAU221Alignment of the MtCh509 amino acid sequence with other bacterial chitinases. Similar sequences are marked by boxes and identical sequences are highlighted in red. The chitin-binding domain and the SXGG and DXXDXDXE motifs are marked with black, red, and blue lines under the sequences, respectively. The conserved catalytic proton donor is marked with a black inverted triangle. The conserved α + β insertion domain is marked with a gray line. Secondary structural elements (i.e., alpha helix [α], beta sheet [β], random coil [ƞ], and beta turn [T]) are marked on the MtCh509 sequence. MtCh509: chitinase from M. thermotolerance DAU221 (WP_06714446); S. aga: glycosyl hydrolase from Simiduia agarivorans (WP_015046629); C. jap: glycosyl hydrolase from Cellvibrio japonicus (WP_012488573); C. mix: glycosyl hydrolase from Cellvibrio mixtus (WP_039915554); G. aga: glycosyl hydrolase from Gilvimarinus agarilyticus (WP_041522559); and S. deg: glycosyl hydrolase from Saccharophagus degradans (WP_011468184)Back to article page