Carboxylesterases, species, and highly identical enzymes
| Enzyme | Species | Highly Identical Enzymes2-a | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| HCE-1 | Human | HU1, hCE, human CE, CE, macrophage | Satoh and Hosokawa (1998) |
| HCE-1v | Human | hCEv | Satoh and Hosokawa (1998) |
| HCE-2 | Human | hCE-2, iCE | Pindel et al. (1997) |
| HCE-3 | Human | HBr32-a | Mori et al. (1999) |
| Hydrolase A | Rat | pI 6.1, RH1, hncCEH | Ghosh et al. (1995), Satoh and Hosokawa (1998) |
| Hydrolase B | Rat | ES-4 | Satoh and Hosokawa (1998) |
| Hydrolase S | Rat | E1, rat CE, RS1 | Satoh and Hosokawa (1998) |
| Hydrolase E | Rat | ES3 (egasyn) | Robbi and Beaufay (1994) |
| M-LK | Mouse | This study | This study |
| M-E | Mouse | egasyn | Satoh and Hosokawa (1998) |
| M-S | Mouse | Es-N | Satoh and Hosokawa (1998) |
↵2-a Sequence identity is equal to or higher than 98% based on the Blast search with the exception of HCE-3 and HBr3, which share a 96% sequence identity.