2X43 Membrane Protein date Feb 09, 2010
title Structural Basis Of Molecular Recognition By Sherp At Membra Surfaces
authors B.Moore, A.J.Miles, C.G.Guerra, P.Simpson, M.Iwata, B.A.Wallace, S.J.Matthews, D.F.Smith, K.A.Brown
compound source
Molecule: Sherp
Chain: S
Synonym: Small Hydrophilic Endoplasmic Reticulum-Associated
Engineered: Yes
 Synthetic: Yes
Organism_scientific: Leishmania Major
Organism_taxid: 5664
methodSolution NMR
note 2X43 is a representative structure
Primary referenceStructural basis of molecular recognition the Leishmania small hydrophillic endoplasmic reticulum-associated protein, SHERP, at membrane surfaces., Moore B, Miles AJ, Guerra-Giraldez C, Simpson PJ, Iwata M, Wallace BA, Matthews SJ, Smith DF, Brown KA, J Biol Chem. 2010 Nov 24. PMID:21106528
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  • Asymmetric unit, PDB entry: [header only] [complete with coordinates] (179 Kb) [Save to disk]
  • Biological Unit Coordinates (2x43.pdb1.gz) 18 Kb
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