... does have some interaction with the N-terminal domain, the mechanism of regulating the catalytic activity may be similar to that of the dimer. Inother word, the active site would be physically blocked ... Guo1, Yiwei Liu1, Yixin Sun1, Yu Gao1,2,Sheng Ye1, Guangtao Li2, Zihe Rao1, Boqin Qiang2and Jiangang Yuan21Laboratory of Structural Biology and the MOE Laboratory of Protein ... pairs of hydrogen bonds are formed in the active site of hTRXL-N (Fig. 4), accounting for the compactness and stability of the active site. The H-bondlength between the carbonyl oxygen of Cys34 and...