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Tat protein

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Equine infectious anemia virus Tat protein (pink) complex with cyclin T1 (grey), RNA and Mn+2 ion (purple) (PDB entry 2w2h)

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3D Structures of Tat protein

Updated on 19-November-2020

1tiv, 1tac – HvTat (mutant) – HIV-1 - NMR
1tbc, 1jfw, 1k5k – HvTat residues 2-86 – NMR
3mi9, 3mia – HvTat + cyclin T1 + cell division protein kinase 9
6cyt – HvTat + cyclin T1 + cell division protein kinase 9 + AF4/FMR2 + RNA
2kx5 – HvTat residues 1-18 (mutant) + HIV mRNA – NMR
2bgn, 2bgr – HvTat residues 1-9 + CD26
6mce, 6mcf – HvTat RNA-binding domain 44-60 + RNA – NMR
1tvs, 1tvt - EiavTat – Equine infectious anemia virus - NMR
2pk2 – EiavTat/cyclin T1
2w2h – EiavTat + cyclin T1 + RNA
1zbn – Tat arginine-rich domain + BIV mRNA – Jembrana disease virus – NMR

References

  1. ↑ Ranga U, Shankarappa R, Siddappa NB, Ramakrishna L, Nagendran R, Mahalingam M, Mahadevan A, Jayasuryan N, Satishchandra P, Shankar SK, Prasad VR. Tat protein of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 subtype C strains is a defective chemokine. J Virol. 2004 Mar;78(5):2586-90. PMID:14963162

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