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Multivariate analyses and experimental data have been used to evaluate
the relationships between eight bacterial hydrolytic haloalkane dehal
ogenases. The results indicate that seven of the dehalogenases investi
gated can confidently be placed into two Classes [sensu Slater bull an
d Hardman (1995) Biodegradation 6, 181-189] according to their substra
te profiles, The remaining enzyme, isolated from Rhodococcus erythropo
lis CP9, appears to represent a third Class of haloalkane dehalogenase
s.