AC   PRU00969;
DC   Domain;
TR   PROSITE; PS50979; BC; 1; level=0
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Names: Biotin carboxylation domain
Function: The biotin carboxylation domain is common to all biotin-dependent
 carboxylases and mediates the carboxylation of enzyme-bound biotin by
 bicarbonate and ATP. The biotin carboxylation domain can be divided in three
 subdomains (N-terminal, central and C-terminal). The N-terminal region
 provides part of the active site; the central region corresponds to the ATP-
 grasp domain, which is common to many ATP-dependent enzymes involved in
 macromolecular synthesis. The ATP-grasp module directly binds the ATP
 molecule. The C-terminal subdomain is involved in dimer formation.
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DR   PROSITE; PS50975; ATP_GRASP; 1; trigger=yes
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GO   GO:0004075; F:biotin carboxylase activity
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KW   Ligase
KW   Biotin
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FT   From: PS50979
FT   DOMAIN          from..to
FT                   /note="Biotin carboxylation #"
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Chop: Nter=0; Cter=0;
Size: 19-520;
Related: None;
Repeats: 1;
Topology: Undefined;
Example: Q9UUE1;
Scope:
 Eukaryota
 Bacteria
 Archaea; Euryarchaeota
Comments: None;
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