This entry represents a two-layer beta sandwich domain found in a variety of phage tail sheath proteins, referred to as domain II in [4,5]. Domain I and II form the protease-resistant fragment [5].
Tail sheath protein Gp18 domain III N-terminal region
This entry represents the N-terminal segment of domain III from the phage tail sheath protein Gp18 y similar sequences [1-5]. Domain III is completed by Pfam:PF04984 with an overall structure consisting of a beta-sheet with five parallel and one anti ...
This entry represents the N-terminal segment of domain III from the phage tail sheath protein Gp18 y similar sequences [1-5]. Domain III is completed by Pfam:PF04984 with an overall structure consisting of a beta-sheet with five parallel and one anti-parallel beta-strands plus six alpha-helices, which surround the beta-sheet.
This entry represents domain I from bacteriophage tail sheath proteins such as Gp18, a protein that surrounds the central non-contractile tail tube of the tail sheath from bacteriophages, which contracts during infection [1,2]. These proteins consist ...
This entry represents domain I from bacteriophage tail sheath proteins such as Gp18, a protein that surrounds the central non-contractile tail tube of the tail sheath from bacteriophages, which contracts during infection [1,2]. These proteins consist of three domains, domains I, II (Pfam:PF17481) and III (Pfam:PF17482). Domains I and II form the protease-resistant fragment [1].
T4-gp15_tss is the tail-sheath-stabiliser or tail-terminator protein of T4-like myoviridae phage. It forms a hexamer. It simultaneously forms the binding site for attachment of the capsid to the tail as gp15 binds to gp14 and gp13, the neck proteins, ...
T4-gp15_tss is the tail-sheath-stabiliser or tail-terminator protein of T4-like myoviridae phage. It forms a hexamer. It simultaneously forms the binding site for attachment of the capsid to the tail as gp15 binds to gp14 and gp13, the neck proteins, and completes the tail as it binds to the top of the tail via hexamer gp3 and the C-terminal domain of gp18 located in the last ring of the contractile tail sheath [1].
