Transferrin-binding protein: Difference between revisions
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== Function == | == Function == | ||
Transferrin-binding protein (Tbp) is a surface-exposed lipoprotein which is part of the transferrin receptor. The transferrin receptor functions in acquiring iron for some pathogenic Gram-negative bacteria<ref>PMID:14569300</ref>. | '''Transferrin-binding protein''' (Tbp) is a surface-exposed lipoprotein which is part of the transferrin receptor. The transferrin receptor functions in acquiring iron for some pathogenic Gram-negative bacteria<ref>PMID:14569300</ref>. | ||
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[[4qq1]], [[3ve2]], [[3v8u]] – NmTbpB <br /> | [[4qq1]], [[3ve2]], [[3v8u]] – NmTbpB <br /> | ||
[[4u9c]] – NmTbpB N-terminal<br /> | [[4u9c]] – NmTbpB N-terminal<br /> | ||
[[5kkx]] – NmTbpB C-terminal<br /> | |||
[[3ve1]] – NmTbpB + serotransferrin<br /> | [[3ve1]] – NmTbpB + serotransferrin<br /> | ||
[[4o3w]] – AsTbpB (mutant) – ''Actinobacillus suis''<br /> | [[4o3w]] – AsTbpB (mutant) – ''Actinobacillus suis''<br /> | ||
