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REPORT FORM FOR AN ENZYME NOT CURRENTLY INCLUDED IN "ENZYME NOMENCLATURE"

The Nomenclature Committee of the International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (NC-IUBMB) in association with the Joint Commission on Biochemical Nomenclature (JCBN) updates the Enzyme List bimonthly. New enzymes undergo a two-month public-review process before being incorporated into the official Enzyme List and these enzymes can be found at http://www.chem.qmul.ac.uk/iubmb/enzyme/newenz.html. The assistance of the biochemical community is sought in the task of suggesting and reviewing enzyme entries. This form can be used to draw the attention of the editor to enzymes and other catalytic entities missing from this list. It would be most helpful if you could send pdf versions of the references cited to sboyce@tcd.ie.

Another form is available to report errors or updates in existing entries.

Proposed name(s):

Primary name:
Synonyms:

Reaction catalysed:

Subclass in Enzyme Nomenclature proposed (e.g. 2.7.7.-): ...-

Source of enzyme:

Organism (e.g. yeast, horse, Escherichia coli, etc.):
Tissue (e.g. liver, root, hemolymph)[if applicable]:

Cofactor requirement(s):

Brief comment on specificity:

Other comments:

Sequence and/or structural data available (please provide accession numbers to appropriate databases):

Database:                Accession number:

References in full (include all authors, title, journal, volume number and inclusive pagination):

Note: Copies of the papers cited should be sent to S. Boyce to facilitate consideration.

Coordinates of the person submitting this report: (fields marked with * must be filled in!)


Name*:   
Address*:
Phone:   
Fax:      
Email*:

Send a copy to yourself.

Alternatively, you may also send copies of this form as well as reports to:

S. Boyce
Department of Biochemistry
Trinity College / Dublin 2
Republic of Ireland
Fax: +353-1-677 2400
E-mail: sboyce@tcd.ie

Last modified 17/Feb/2003 by ELG