Complete Fiber Structures of Complex Trimeric Autotransporter Adhesins Conserved in Enterobacteria.

Macromolecule Content

2YO0

Experimental Data Snapshot

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Literature

Macromolecules

Classification: MEMBRANE PROTEIN

Total Structure Weight: 34040.85

Macromolecule Entities
Molecule	Chains	Length	Organism	Details
GENERAL CONTROL PROTEIN GCN4, PUTATIVE INNER MEMBRANE PROTEIN	A	322	Saccharomyces cerevisiae Salmonella enterica	Fragment: GCN4 ADAPTOR, RESIDUES 250-278, ADHESIN, RESIDUES 1049-1304 Mutation: L1023I, V1027I, L1030I, N1034I, L1037I, V1041I, L1044I, V1048I, L1308I, V1312I, L1315I, N1319I, L1322I, V1326I, L1329I, V1333I Details: N- AND C-TERMINAL IN-REGISTER FUSION TO GCN4 ADAPTORS Gene Name(s): GCN4 AAS3 ARG9 YEL009C STM3691
Metabolic Pathways Maps: Reactions: ESCHER BiGG
Protein Feature View - UniProtKB AC: P03069 UniProt Full Protein Feature View for P03069 Find similar proteins by: Sequence \| Structure Show Detailed Protein Feature View for P03069/2YO0
Metabolic Pathways Maps: Reactions: ESCHER BiGG
Protein Feature View - UniProtKB AC: Q8ZL64 UniProt Full Protein Feature View for Q8ZL64 Find similar proteins by: Sequence \| Structure Show Detailed Protein Feature View for Q8ZL64/2YO0

Small Molecules

Ligands 1 Unique
ID	Chains	Name / Formula / InChI Key	2D Diagram & Interactions	3D Interactions
CL Query on CL Download SDF File Download CCD File	A	CHLORIDE ION Cl VEXZGXHMUGYJMC-UHFFFAOYSA-M	Poseview Image of CL in 2YO0 Help Black dashed lines indicate hydrogen bonds, salt bridges, and metal interactions. Green solid line show hydrophobic interactions and green dashed lines show π-π and π-cation interactions. Source Information Interactions are determined by geometric criteria as described in K. Stierand, M. Rarey (2010), Drawing the PDB: Protein-ligand complexes in two dimensions, ACS Med. Chem. Lett., DOI: 10.1021/ml100164p. Ions and some metal complexes are excluded, as well as cases where no interaction profile could be generated. Poseview diagrams can be calculated for approximately 92% of the remaining complexes in the PDB. PoseView is developed at the Center for Bioinformatics Hamburg and jointly provided with BioSolveIT as a community service at the PDB. A stand-alone version is provided by BioSolveIT.	Ligand Explorer NGL Binding Pocket (JSmol) Electron Density (JSmol)

Experimental Data & Validation

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