When a small amount of pressure is applied to the Pacinian corpuscle, a nonpropagated depolarizing potential resembling an excitatory postsynaptic potential (EPSP) is recorded. This is called the generator potential or receptor potential

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The Class II synthetases lack the foregoing sequences but have three other sequences in common.

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Many Classes I aaRSs must recognize the anticodon to aminoacylate their cognate tRNAs.

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Several Class II enzymes do not interact with their bound tRNA’s anticodon.

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All Class I enzymes aminoacylate their bound tRNA’s 3′-terminal 2′-OH group, whereas Class II enzymes charge the 3′-OH group.

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The amino acids for which the Class I synthetases are specific tend to be larger and more hydrophobic than those for Class II synthetases.

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In ValRS, the side chain of Asp 279 protrudes into the editing active site, where it hydrogen-bonds with the hydroxyl group of threonine. The isosteric (having the same shape) valine lacks this hydroxyl group and is thereby excluded from the editing pocket.