Analogous Enzymes¶
Galperin, M. Y., Walker, D. R., & Koonin, E. V. (1998). Analogous Enzymes: Independent Inventions in Enzyme Evolution. Genome Research, 779-790.
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- Organisational design — job descriptions and role specifications separate the role (expected behaviour, deliverables, decision rights) from the incumbent, so the organisation survives individual departures. Biology — enzyme and receptor functional roles specified by reaction or binding type independent of molecular implementation, with multiple distinct molecules occupying the same functional role.
This sourceDocuments non-homologous (analogous) enzymes — structurally distinct molecules with different folds that independently occupy the same catalytic functional role (same EC number), the biological case of multiple implementations conforming to one functional contract.
- Organisational design — job descriptions and role specifications separate the role (expected behaviour, deliverables, decision rights) from the incumbent, so the organisation survives individual departures. Biology — enzyme and receptor functional roles specified by reaction or binding type independent of molecular implementation, with multiple distinct molecules occupying the same functional role.
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