1UCY Complex (Serine Protease Coagulation) date Aug 30, 1996
title Thrombin Complexed With Fibrinopeptide A Alpha (Residues 7-1 Complexes, One With Epsilon-Thrombin And Two With Alpha-Thr
authors P.Martin, B.Edwards
compound source
Molecule: Thrombin
Chain: L, J, M
Ec: 3.4.21.5
Other_details: Chymotrypsinogen Numbering (Rather Than Sequ System Is Used, Based On The Topological Alignment With The Of Chymotrypsinogen (H.Brandstetter Et Al., 1992, J.Mol.Bio 226, 1085). The N-Terminus Of The Fibrinopeptide Is Acetyla Fibrinopeptide Sequence Numbers Are Ace 6 To Arg 19. A New Opr, Has Been Defined For The Arggly Combination In Which Nitrogen Has Been Replaced With A Ch2, Making The Normal Am Between These Two Residues A Ketone Bond. The Fibrinopeptid Numbering Is Consequently Incremented By 1 After This Resid Keeping With The Fibrinogen Numbering Scheme. There Are Alt Conformations For Residues Pro 18 And Arg 19 In Fibrinopept
Organism_scientific: Bos Taurus
Organism_common: Cattle
Organism_taxid: 9913
Tissue: Blood

Molecule: Thrombin
Chain: H
Ec: 3.4.21.5
Other_details: Chymotrypsinogen Numbering (Rather Than Sequ System Is Used, Based On The Topological Alignment With The Of Chymotrypsinogen (H.Brandstetter Et Al., 1992, J.Mol.Bio 226, 1085). The N-Terminus Of The Fibrinopeptide Is Acetyla Fibrinopeptide Sequence Numbers Are Ace 6 To Arg 19. A New Opr, Has Been Defined For The Arggly Combination In Which Nitrogen Has Been Replaced With A Ch2, Making The Normal Am Between These Two Residues A Ketone Bond. The Fibrinopeptid Numbering Is Consequently Incremented By 1 After This Resid Keeping With The Fibrinogen Numbering Scheme. There Are Alt Conformations For Residues Pro 18 And Arg 19 In Fibrinopept

Organism_scientific: Bos Taurus
Organism_common: Cattle
Organism_taxid: 9913
Tissue: Blood

Molecule: Thrombin
Chain: E
Ec: 3.4.21.5
Other_details: Chymotrypsinogen Numbering (Rather Than Sequ System Is Used, Based On The Topological Alignment With The Of Chymotrypsinogen (H.Brandstetter Et Al., 1992, J.Mol.Bio 226, 1085). The N-Terminus Of The Fibrinopeptide Is Acetyla Fibrinopeptide Sequence Numbers Are Ace 6 To Arg 19. A New Opr, Has Been Defined For The Arggly Combination In Which Nitrogen Has Been Replaced With A Ch2, Making The Normal Am Between These Two Residues A Ketone Bond. The Fibrinopeptid Numbering Is Consequently Incremented By 1 After This Resid Keeping With The Fibrinogen Numbering Scheme. There Are Alt Conformations For Residues Pro 18 And Arg 19 In Fibrinopept

Organism_scientific: Bos Taurus
Organism_common: Cattle
Organism_taxid: 9913
Tissue: Blood

Molecule: Fibrinopeptide A-Alpha
Chain: F, G, I
Fragment: Residues 7 - 19
Engineered: Yes
Other_details: Three Complexes Are Presented, One With Epsi Thrombin And Two With Alpha-Thrombin;


Molecule: Thrombin
Chain: K, N
Ec: 3.4.21.5

Organism_scientific: Bos Taurus
Organism_common: Cattle
Organism_taxid: 9913
Tissue: Blood
symmetry Space Group: P 1 21 1
R_factor 0.171 R_Free NULL
crystal
cell
length a length b length c angle alpha angle beta angle gamma
82.470 88.780 98.550 90.00 106.21 90.00
method X-Ray Diffractionresolution 2.20 Å
ligand ACE, OPR enzyme Hydrolase E.C.3.4.21.5 BRENDA
related structures by homologous chain: 1ETR, 1WBG
Gene
Ontology
ChainFunctionProcessComponent
E


H, N, K


J, M, L


Primary referenceBovine thrombin complexed with an uncleavable analog of residues 7-19 of fibrinogen A alpha: geometry of the catalytic triad and interactions of the P1', P2', and P3' substrate residues., Martin PD, Malkowski MG, DiMaio J, Konishi Y, Ni F, Edwards BF, Biochemistry 1996 Oct 8;35(40):13030-9. PMID:8855938
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  • LPC: Ligand-Protein Contacts for 1UCY
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