Sequence Display for the Entities in PDB 5O14
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The structure 5O14 has in total 6 chains.
These are represented by 3 sequence-unique entities.
Chain A: Factor H binding protein variant 1.1
Chain Info
Polymer: 1
Length: 257 residues
Chain Type: polypeptide(L)
Reference:
UniProtKB (Q9JXV4)
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Chain B: Factor H binding protein variant 1.1
Chain Info
Polymer: 1
Length: 257 residues
Chain Type: polypeptide(L)
Reference:
UniProtKB (Q9JXV4)
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Chain C: Fab 1A12 Heavy Chain
Chain Info
Polymer: 2
Length: 235 residues
Chain Type: polypeptide(L)
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Chain D: Fab 1A12 Light Chain
Chain Info
Polymer: 3
Length: 217 residues
Chain Type: polypeptide(L)
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Chain H: Fab 1A12 Heavy Chain
Chain Info
Polymer: 2
Length: 235 residues
Chain Type: polypeptide(L)
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Chain L: Fab 1A12 Light Chain
Chain Info
Polymer: 3
Length: 217 residues
Chain Type: polypeptide(L)
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Symbols used in Protein Modification track:
* A modified residue or standard residue with an attachment
| A cross-link between two residues
Polygon A cross-link with three or more reisdues (n-sided polygon, n = number of coordinating residues)
References
The PDB to UniProt mapping is based on the data provided by the
EBI SIFTS project. See also
Velankar et al., Nucleic Acids Research 33, D262-265 (2005).
Protein Modification information provided by BioJava-ModFinder: Identification of protein modifications in 3D structures from the Protein Data Bank