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Getting down to specifics: Key amino acid residues were found to correlate with ketoreductase domain stereospecificity in modular polyketide synthases. These residues may allow alcohol stereochemistry (see scheme; ACP, acyl carrier protein) in polyketides to be predicted from ketoreductase sequences. The results also suggest that polyketide synthase dehydratase domains have a preference for 3hydroxyacyl substrates with the same alcohol stereochemistry as the (3R)-hydroxyacyl chains used by dehydratases in fatty acid synthases.
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