Specificity subsite

Specificity subsite

A part of the active site of a peptidase. Amino acid residues adjacent to the scissile bond are designated P₁, P₂, P₃, etc. on the N-terminal side, and P₁', P₂', P₃', etc. on the C-terminal side; P₁-P₁' is the scissile bond. Peptidase subsites that bind these are designated S₁, S₁', S₂, S₂', etc.

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