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Human SIRT6 crystal structure in complex with 2'-N-Acetyl ADP ribose[HYDROLASE]
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Human SIRT6 crystal structure in complex with ADP ribose[HYDROLASE]
Crystal Structure of Human SIRT6[HYDROLASE]
Structure of Sir2Tm bound to a propionylated peptide[HYDROLASE]
Sir2-S-alkylamidate complex crystal structure[HYDROLASE]
Crystal Structure Of Sir2tm In Complex With Acetyl P53 Peptide And Dadme-Nad+[Hydrolase, EC: 3.5.1.-]
The Structural basis of Sirtuin Substrate Affinity[HYDROLASE]
The Structural basis of sirtuin substrate specificity[HYDROLASE]
The Structural Basis of Sirtuin substrate affinity[HYDROLASE]
The Structural basis for Sirtuin Substrate affinity[HYDROLASE]
The Structural Basis for Sirtuin Substrate Affinity[HYDROLASE]
Sir2-deacetylated peptide (from enzymatic turnover in crystal)[HYDROLASE]
Sir2-p53 peptide-NAD+[HYDROLASE]
Sir2-P53 Peptide-Nicotinamide[Hydrolase, EC: 3.5.1.-]
Sir2 H116Y mutant-p53 peptide-NAD[HYDROLASE]
Sir2 bound to acetylated peptide[HYDROLASE]
Sir2 H116A-deacetylated p53 peptide-3'-o-acetyl ADP ribose[HYDROLASE]
Sir2Af2-NAD-ADPribose-nicotinamide[HYDROLASE]
Structural Basis for the Mechanism and Regulation of Sir2 Enzymes[TRANSCRIPTION]
Structure Of A Sir2 Enzyme Bound To An Acetylated P53 Peptide[Protein Binding, Transcription]
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