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Template:STRUCTURE 2r4h

Crystal structure of a C1190S mutant of the 6th PDZ domain of human membrane associated guanylate kinase

About this Structure

2r4h is a 3 chain structure of Guanylate kinase with sequence from Homo sapiens. Full crystallographic information is available from OCA.

See Also

  • Guanylate kinase

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  • Homo sapiens
  • Arrowsmith, C H.
  • Cooper, C.
  • Delft, F von.
  • Doyle, D A.
  • Edwards, A M.
  • Elkins, J M.
  • Hozjan, V.
  • Kavanagh, K L.
  • Oppermann, U.
  • Pike, A C.W.
  • Pilka, E S.
  • SGC, Structural Genomics Consortium.
  • Sundstrom, M.
  • Ugochukwu, E.
  • Weigelt, J.
  • Atp-binding
  • Cell junction
  • Membrane associated guanylate kinase
  • Nucleotide-binding
  • Pdz
  • Phosphorylation
  • Sgc
  • Structural genomic
  • Structural genomics consortium
  • Tight junction
  • Transferase

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