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== Structural highlights ==
== Structural highlights ==
*<scene name='55/553967/Cv/4'>PCSK9 catalytic domain interactions with LDL receptor EGF-A domain</scene>. Water molecules are shown as red spheres.
*<scene name='55/553967/Cv/7'>PCSK9 catalytic domain interactions with LDL receptor EGF-A domain</scene>. Water molecules are shown as red spheres.
*<scene name='55/553967/Cv/5'>PCSK9 Ca coordination site</scene>.
*<scene name='55/553967/Cv/8'>PCSK9 Ca coordination site</scene>.
*<scene name='55/553967/Cv/6'>LDL receptor Ca coordination site</scene>.
*<scene name='55/553967/Cv/9'>LDL receptor Ca coordination site</scene>.
</StructureSection>
</StructureSection>
==3D structures of PCSK9==
==3D structures of PCSK9==
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[[2p4e]], [[2pmw]], [[2qtw]] – hPCSK9 – human <br />
[[2p4e]], [[2pmw]], [[2qtw]], [[8wfr]] – hPCSK9 – human <br />
[[3bps]], [[2w2m]], [[3gcx]] – hPCSK9 + LDLR EGF-A <br />
[[3bps]], [[2w2m]], [[3gcx]] – hPCSK9 + LDLR EGF-A <br />
[[2w2n]], [[3gcw]] – hPCSK9 + LDLR EGF-A (mutant)<br />
[[2w2n]], [[3gcw]] – hPCSK9 + LDLR EGF-A (mutant)<br />
[[2w2o]], [[2w2p]], [[2w2q]] – hPCSK9 (mutant) + LDLR EGF-A <br />
[[2w2o]], [[2w2p]], [[2w2q]], [[7kev]], [[7kfa]] – hPCSK9 (mutant) + LDLR EGF-A <br />
[[2xtj]], [[3sqo]], [[4k8r]], [[5vl7]] – hPCSK9 + antibody <br />
[[3h42]] – hPCSK9 (mutant) + antibody <br />
[[3h42]] – hPCSK9 (mutant) + antibody <br />
[[2xtj]], [[3sqo]], [[4k8r]] – hPCSK9 + antibody <br />
[[6u26]], [[6u2n]], [[6u2p]] – hPCSK9 + inhibitor<br />
[[6u2f]], [[6u36]], [[6u38]], [[6u3i]], [[6u3x]] – hPCSK9 + antibody + inhibitor<br />
[[4nmx]], [[5vla]], [[5vlh]], [[5vkl]], [[5vll]], [[6xib]], [[6xic]], [[6xid]], [[6xie]], [[6xif]], [[7s5h]], [[8fpk]], [[8fpq]], [[8fvl]], [[8fvm]], [[8fvn]], [[8fvo]], [[8fvp]], [[8fvq]], [[8vdv]]  – hPCSK9 + peptide inhibitor<br />
[[6e4y]], [[6e4z]], [[6mv5]] – hPCSK9 N terminal + antibody <br />
[[7s5g]] – hPCSK9 + peptide + inhibitor<br />
[[6u2f]], [[6u3i]] – hPCSK9 + antibody + peptide inhibitor<br />
[[3m0c]] – hPCSK9 (mutant) + LDLR <br />
[[3m0c]] – hPCSK9 (mutant) + LDLR <br />
[[3p5b]], [[3p5c]] – hPCSK9 + LDLR variant <br />
[[3p5b]], [[3p5c]] – hPCSK9 + LDLR variant <br />
[[4ov6]] – hPCSK9 + adnectin <br />
[[4ov6]] – hPCSK9 + adnectin <br />
[[7anq]] – hPCSK9 C terminal + VHH minibody <br />
[[6olz]], [[6om0]], [[6om7]] – hPCSK9 in ribosome – Cryo EM <br />
== References ==
== References ==
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Latest revision as of 08:50, 20 April 2026

Structure of human PCSK9 catalytic domain (blue) and prodomain (green) complex with LDL receptor EGF-A domain (magenta) and Ca+2 ion (PDB entry 2w2m)

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3D structures of PCSK9

Updated on 20-April-2026

Pro-protein convertase subtilisin/kexin type 9 (PCSK9), 2pmw, 2qtw, 8wfr – hPCSK9 – human
3bps, 2w2m, 3gcx – hPCSK9 + LDLR EGF-A
2w2n, 3gcw – hPCSK9 + LDLR EGF-A (mutant)
2w2o, 2w2p, 2w2q, 7kev, 7kfa – hPCSK9 (mutant) + LDLR EGF-A
2xtj, 3sqo, 4k8r, 5vl7 – hPCSK9 + antibody
3h42 – hPCSK9 (mutant) + antibody
6u26, 6u2n, 6u2p – hPCSK9 + inhibitor
6u2f, 6u36, 6u38, 6u3i, 6u3x – hPCSK9 + antibody + inhibitor
4nmx, 5vla, 5vlh, 5vkl, 5vll, 6xib, 6xic, 6xid, 6xie, 6xif, 7s5h, 8fpk, 8fpq, 8fvl, 8fvm, 8fvn, 8fvo, 8fvp, 8fvq, 8vdv – hPCSK9 + peptide inhibitor
6e4y, 6e4z, 6mv5 – hPCSK9 N terminal + antibody
7s5g – hPCSK9 + peptide + inhibitor
6u2f, 6u3i – hPCSK9 + antibody + peptide inhibitor
3m0c – hPCSK9 (mutant) + LDLR
3p5b, 3p5c – hPCSK9 + LDLR variant
4ov6 – hPCSK9 + adnectin
7anq – hPCSK9 C terminal + VHH minibody
6olz, 6om0, 6om7 – hPCSK9 in ribosome – Cryo EM

References

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