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From: The extracellular endo-β-1,4-xylanase with multidomain from the extreme thermophile Caldicellulosiruptor lactoaceticus is specific for insoluble xylan degradation

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Phylogenetic tree analysis and modular structure of C. lactoaceticus Xyn10B. a Phylogenetic tree of C. lactoaceticus Xyn10B. The tree was constructed using MEGA 5.05 with 1000 bootstrap values, and GenBank accession numbers of each protein were listed after scientific names. b Schematic diagram of C. lactoaceticus Xyn10B domain structure. Xyn10BΔSP: Xyn10B without signal peptide; Xyn10B-TM1: CBM22a-CBM22b-CBM22c-CD10; Xyn10B-TM2: CBM22c-CD10; Xyn10B-TM3: CBM22c-CD10-CBM9a; Xyn10B-TM4: CD10; Xyn10B-TM4: CD10-CBM9a. c Modular structures of representative multidomain GH10 xylanases. The GenBank accession numbers of each protein were listed after scientific names. SP, signal peptide; CBM22, family 22 carbohydrate-binding module; CD10, family GH10 catalytic domain; CBM9, family 9 carbohydrate-binding module; SLH, S-layer-homology domain

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