Sandbox k11v
From Proteopedia
Toxic Amyloid Small Oligomer’s atomic view
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PDB'S are K11V (3SGO), K11V-Br2 (3SGM), K11V-Br8 (3SGN), K11VV2L (3SGP), K11V-TR (3SGR), and GDVIEV (3SGS). IntroductionAmyloid fibrils were suspected for long to be the agents of Amyloid diseases,including Alzheimer’s,Parkinson’s and the prion conditions.But evidence suggests that smaller, often transient and polymorphic oligomers are the toxic entities.Segment of amyloid forming protein alpha-beta crystallin makes oligomeric complex which exhibits properties of other amyloid oligomers.The structure of oligomer shows a cylindrical barrel,made up of six anti-parallel protein strands known as cylindrin.This segment(coloured in black) termed as K11V forms the cylindrin structure. Molecular TourRelevanceNotes & Reference
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