Growth differentiation factor

spinqualitylabelsall models Structure of growth differentiation factor GDF-5 complex with bone morphogenetic receptor (PDB entry 3evs) Show:Asymmetric Unit Biological Assembly Drag the structure with the mouse to rotate   Export Animated Image   Print3D Growth differentiation factor (GDF) are proteins which function in development. GDF-2 or bone morphogenetic protein 9 maintains the response of cholinergic neurons to acetylcholine. GDF-5 is expressed in the central nervous system and is involved in the development of joints and skeleton. GDF-8 or myostatin, controls the growth of muscle tissue. For more details see Group:MUZIC:Myostatin. GDF-11 or bone morphogenetic protein 11 is a circulating factor that reverses age-related cardiac hypertrophy.

3D structures of growth differentiation factor

Updated on 04-June-2017

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• GDF-2
  • 1zkz, 4mpl – hGDF residues 320-493 – human
    
  • 4fao – hGDF residues 320-493 + serine/threonine-protein kinase receptor + activin receptor
    
  • 4ycg, 4yci – mGDF residues 23-318 + hGDF residues 320-493 - mouse
    
• GDF-5
  • 2bhk, 1waq – hGDF
    
  • 3evs – hGDF + bone morphogenetic receptor
    
  • 3qb4 – hGDF (mutant) + bone morphogenetic receptor
    
  • 5hk5 – hGDF + gremlin-2
    
• GDF-8
  • 5ji1 – mGDF – mouse
    
  • 3hh2 – mGDF + follistatin
    
  • 3sek – mGDF + follistatin-related protein
    
  • 5f3hf, 5f3b – hGDF + antibody
    
• GDF-11
  • 5uhm, 5e4g – hGDF
    
  • 5jhw – hGDF + follistatin
    

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