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From: beverly@ai.cs.wisc.edu (Beverly Seavey (-Kung))
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Subject: IUPAC-IUB classification of acyl carrier protein (E. coli)?
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Date: 2 Nov 90 18:19:04 GMT
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    Does anyone know: does E. coli acyl carrier protein have an enzyme
	classification # or is it considered to be a passive acceptor only?
	I can find things like ACP hydrolase and ACP-acetyl transferase
	but nothing for ACP itself. According to Wakil (Ann. Rev. Biochem 198?)
	in eukaryotes ACP is part of the fatty acid synthetase itself, but I
	can't find anything about this for the coli protein.