Sorting nexin

spinqualitylabelsall models Structure of human sorting nexin-9 PX domain complex with sulfate (PDB entry 3dyt) Show:Asymmetric Unit Biological Assembly Drag the structure with the mouse to rotate   Export Animated Image   Print3D Function Sorting nexins (SNX) are proteins which enhance membrane association via their lipid-binding PX domain or via protein-protein association. The PX domain contains a phospholipid-binding motif. SNX 1 regulates trafficking in the endosome compartment. SNX 3 regulates neurite formation. SNX 5 regulates retrograde trafficking of transmembrane cargo receptors. Relevance SNX 2 is a potential marker of hyper functioning thyroid disorders.

3D structures of sorting nexin

Updated on 30-August-2016

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• Sorting nexin 1
  • 2i4k – hSNX PX domain - human - NMR
    
  • 4fzs – hSNX BAR domain
    
• Sorting nexin 3
  • 1ocs – ySNX PX domain – yeast
    
  • 1ocu – ySNX PX domain + phosphatidylinositol-3-phosphate
    
  • 2yps – hSNX PX domain
    
• Sorting nexin 5
  • 3hpb, 3hpc – rSNX PX domain – rat
    
• Sorting nexin 7
  • 3iq2 – hSNX PX domain
    
• Sorting nexin 9
  • 2enm – SNX SH3 domain – mouse - NMR
    
  • 2rai, 2raj, 2rak, 3dyt, 3dyu – hSNX PX-BAR domain
    
  • 3lge – SNX residues 152-182 + aldolase – rabbit
    
• Sorting nexin 10
  • 4on3, 4pzg – hSNX residues 1-201
    
• Sorting nexin 11
  • 4ikb, 4ikd – hSNX PX domain
    
• Sorting nexin 12
  • 2csk – hSNX PX domain
    
• Sorting nexin 14
  • 4bgj, 4pqo, 4pqp – hSNX PX domain
    
• Sorting nexin 17
  • 3fog, 3lui – hSNX PX domain
    
  • 4gxb, 4tkh – hSNX FERM domain + NPXY motif
    
• Sorting nexin 22
  • 2ett – hSNX PX domain - NMR
    
• Sorting nexin 24
  • 4az9 – hSNX PX domain
    
• Sorting nexin 27
  • 3qdo, 3qe1 – rSNX PDZ domain/GIRK3 C terminal
    
  • 3qgl – rSNX PDZ domain + GIRK3 C terminal
    
  • 4p2a – rSNX PDZ domain + VPSA26
    
  • 4has – hSNX PX domain
    
• Sorting nexin 33
  • 4akv – hSNX PH-BAR domain
    
• Sorting nexin
  • 3hpb, 3hpc – rSNX PX domain – rat
    

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