Protein Kinase Domain of the Human 5'-AMP-activated protein kinase catalytic subunit alpha-2 (AMPK alpha-2 chain)     DOI:10.2210/pdb2h6d/pdb

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Primary Citation       Molecular Description Hide Classification: Signaling Protein , Transferase Structure Weight: 31558.00   Molecule: 5'-AMP-activated protein kinase catalytic subunit alpha-2 Polymer: 1 Type: polypeptide(L) Length: 276 Chains: A EC#: 2.7.11.1    Fragment: KINASE DOMAIN       Source Hide Polymer: 1 Scientific Name: Homo sapiens Common Name: Human Expression System: Escherichia coli bl21         Related PDB Entries Hide Id Details 2F15  Glycogen-Binding Domain Of The Amp-Activated Protein Kinase beta2 Subunit        Derived Data Hide PFAM Classification - (1 Domains) GO Terms - (26 Terms)     Reset Layout

Biological Assembly     More Images... View in Jmol Other Viewers close KiNG WebMol QuickPDB FirstGlance Kiosk SimpleViewer Protein Workshop Ligand Explorer Biological assembly assigned by authors         Deposition Summary Hide Authors:   Littler, D.R.,   Walker, J.R.,   Wybenga-Groot, L.,   Newman, E.M.,   Butler-Cole, C.,   Mackenzie, F.,   Finerty, P.J.,   Weigelt, J.,   Sundstrom, M.,   Arrowsmith, C.H.,   Edwards, A.M.,   Bochkarev, A.,   Dhe-Paganon, S.,   Structural Genomics Consortium (SGC) Deposition:   2006-05-31 Release:   2006-06-27 Last Modified (REVDAT):   2010-02-02       Experimental Details Hide Method:   X-RAY DIFFRACTION Experimental Data:    [ EDS ] Resolution[Å]: 1.85 R-Value: 0.190 (obs.) R-Free: 0.227 Space Group: P 21 Unit Cell:   Length [Å] Angles [°] a = 39.45 α = 90.00  b = 67.41 β = 91.30  c = 50.49 γ = 90.00