CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF MICHAELIS SERPIN-TRYPSIN COMPLEX     DOI:10.2210/pdb1k9o/pdb

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Primary Citation       Molecular Description Hide Classification: Hydrolase/hydrolase Inhibitor Structure Weight: 65816.40   Molecule: ALASERPIN Polymer: 1 Type: polypeptide(L) Length: 378 Chains: I Mutation: A353K Molecule: TRYPSIN II ANIONIC Polymer: 2 Type: polypeptide(L) Length: 223 Chains: E EC#: 3.4.21.4    Mutation: S195A       Source Hide Polymer: 1 Scientific Name: Manduca sexta Common Name: Tobacco hornworm Expression System: Escherichia coli   Polymer: 2 Scientific Name: Rattus norvegicus Common Name: Norway rat Expression System: Saccharomyces cerevisiae         Derived Data Hide SCOP Classification v1.75 - (2 Domains) CATH Classification v3.2.0 - (4 Domains) PFAM Classification - (2 Domains) GO Terms - (19 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 and generated by PISA (software)         Deposition Summary Hide Authors:   Ye, S.,   Cech, A.L.,   Belmares, R.,   Bergstrom, R.C.,   Tong, Y.,   Corey, D.R.,   Kanost, M.R.,   Goldsmith, E.J. Deposition:   2001-10-29 Release:   2001-11-21 Last Modified (REVDAT):   2009-02-24 Previous versions: 1I99       Experimental Details Hide Method:   X-RAY DIFFRACTION Experimental Data:   Resolution[Å]: 2.30 R-Value: 0.158 (work) R-Free: 0.231 Space Group: P 31 2 1 Unit Cell:   Length [Å] Angles [°] a = 112.57 α = 90.00  b = 112.57 β = 90.00  c = 95.96 γ = 120.00        Structure Links Hide Molecule of the Month Features: Serpins