Odorant binding protein 3D structures

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Updated on 01-December-2021

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• Odorant binding protein
  • 4run – OBP 2A - human
    
  • 2hlv – bOBP (mutant) - bovine
    
  • 1obp – bOBP
    
  • 1a3y, 1hqp – pOBP – pig
    
  • 5ngh – OBP – giant panda
    
  • 3fiq - rOBP 1 - rat
    
  • 3zq3 – rOBP 3
    
  • 1ooi – DmGOBP LUSH – Drosophila melanogaster
    
  • 2qdi – DmGOBP LUSH (mutant)
    
  • 6hhe – DmGOBP 9A
    
  • 6qq4 – DmGOBP 28A
    
  • 2erb, 3l47, 3l4a, 3pm2, 3r1o, 3r1p, 3pji – AmmOBP – African malaria mosquito
    
  • 3k1e, 5v13, 6og0 - ymOBP – yellowfever mosquito
    
  • 2wc5, 2wck – smGOBP – silk moth
    
  • 3s0a, 3s0f – hbOBP – honey bee
    
  • 3s0g – hbOBP (mutant)
    
  • 4pt1 – OBP D1 - locust
    
  • 4z39 – OBP (mutant) – vetch aphid
    
  • 4z45 – OBP – lettuce aphid
    
  • 5dic – OBP – blowfly
    
  • 6jpm – OBP 4 – green lacewing
    
  • 7nyj, 7nza – OBP 1 – mite
    
• Odorant binding protein complex with odorants
  • 1pbo – bOBP + azoselenium derivative
    
  • 1hn2, 1g85, 1gt1, 1gt3, 1gt4, 1gt5 - bOBP + odorant
    
  • 1dzj, 1dzk, 1dzm, 1dzp, 1e00, 1e02, 1e06 - pOBP + odorant
    
  • 1oof, 1oog, 1ooh – DmOBP LUSH + alcohol
    
  • 3b6x, 3b7a, 3b86, 3b87, 3b88 – DmOBP LUSH (mutant) + alcohol
    
  • 2gte – DmOBP LUSH + pheromone
    
  • 1tuj – hbOBP ASP2 + trimethylsilyl propionate – NMR
    
  • 3rzs, 3s0d, 3s0e - hbOBP + odorant
    
  • 3s0b – hbOBP + fluorescent probe
    
  • 2wc6, 2wch, 2wcj, 2wcl, 2wcm – smGPBP + sex pheromone
    
  • 3ogn – hmOBP + pheromone – house mosquito
    
  • 2l2c - hmOBP + pheromone – NMR
    
  • 3l4l, 3qme, 3q8i, 3r1v – AmmOBP + odorant
    
  • 3n7h – AmmOBP + DEET
    
  • 5el2 – OBP + icaridin – anopheles
    
  • 6p2e, 6otl – ymOBP + benzaldehyde
    
  • 6nbn, 6oii – ymOBP + arachidonic acid
    
  • 6ogh, 6opb – ymOBP + linoleic acid
    
  • 6omw – ymOBP + palmitoleic acid
    

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