Structure of yeast phosphoglycerate mutase

A 3.5 Å resolution electron density map of yeast phosphoglycerate mutase has been calculated which shows that much of the tertiary structure of this enzyme resembles that found in a number of nucleotide binding enzymes although the mutase itself has no known nucleotide binding requirement.

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