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Table 1.

The bioinformatics analysis tools and related websites.

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Fig 1.

Agarose gel electrophoresis of cel1 and cel2 from T. aurantiacus cDNA.

M. Trans2K DNA Marker;cel1 and cel2: PCR amplification products with T. aurantiacus cDNA.

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Fig 2.

Blast analysis of cel1.

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Fig 3.

a. Nickel column affinity chromatography of CEL1. b. Nickel column affinity chromatography of CEL2. c. SDS-PAGE analysis of purified protein. M. marker(10-170kDa); CEL1 and CEL2:Purified products.

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Fig 4.

SDS-PAGE analysis of stain protein.

M. marker(10-170kDa); CEL1: stain the target protein.

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Fig 5.

SDS-PAGE analysis of purified mutation proteins.

M. marker(10-170kDa); E247A, E267A,E303A,E351A,N68D,N112D,Y150H,CEL1,Y323H,N375D:Purified products.

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Fig 6.

The optimum reaction temperature.

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Fig 7.

The optimum reaction pH value.

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Fig 8.

Effect of metallic ions.

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Fig 9.

Effect of organic solvents on enzymatic properties of CEL1 and CEL2.

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Fig 10.

Salt tolerance of enzyme.

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Fig 11.

Comparison of mutant enzyme activities.

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Fig 12.

The 3D structure of CEL1 and CEL2 by computer modeling.

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Fig 13.

Missense3D analyzes Glu replaced by Ala.

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Fig 14.

Missense3D analyzes amino acid replaced by Asp.

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Missense3D analyzes Tyr replaced by his.

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