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The author of the "DNA and Protein Database" paper identifies the signal peptide (transit peptide) for both E1 alpha and beta and examines the results of sequence alignment of the protein pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase isotype 1 for human, chimpanzee, and dog…
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The enzyme, pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase in humans, has two domains  HATPase_c (Histidine kinase) and BCDHK_Adom3 (Mitochondrial branched-chain alpha-ketoacid dehydrogenase kinase). These domains are responsible for the functionality of the protein. The HATPase_c is an ATP binding domain. The enzyme inactivates pyruvate dehydrogenase using ATP. The HATPase_c domain is responsible for the enzyme’s kinase activity. The secondary structure of the pyruvate dehydrogenase kinase protein comprises two sheets, two beta hairpins, two beta bulges, seven strands, fifteen helices, twenty-eight helix-helix interactions, twenty beta turns and two gamma turns.

It also has a potassium ion ligand. The total alignment score for the three sequences is 99.0 for humans and chimpanzees, 97.0 for humans and dogs, and 97.0 for chimpanzees and dogs. Most of the amino acids are conserved in all the sequences, except for a few minor variations. The highest score for humans and chimpanzees shows a high protein sequence similarity between the two. The entire stretch of the sequences with conserved amino acid clusters is highlighted below: Now that you have familiarized yourself with these sites, I would like you to make a small addition of your initiative to the report by using any of the features described above or any other tool that you may have discovered.

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