Concanavalin
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[[Image:1nxd.png|left|200px|thumb|Crystal Structure of Concanavalin A, [[1nxd]]]] | [[Image:1nxd.png|left|200px|thumb|Crystal Structure of Concanavalin A, [[1nxd]]]] | ||
| - | {{STRUCTURE_1nxd| PDB=1nxd | SIZE= | + | {{STRUCTURE_1nxd| PDB=1nxd | SIZE=400| SCENE=Concanavalin_A/Concanavalin_a/1 |right|CAPTION=Concanavalin A complex with glycerol, azide, Mn+2 and Na+ ions, [[1nxd]] }} |
'''Concanavalin A''' (ConA) is a carbohydrate-binding protein from jack-bean ( ''Canavalia ensiformis''). It binds to certain sugars and to metal. It is used to characterize glycoproteins on cell surfaces. | '''Concanavalin A''' (ConA) is a carbohydrate-binding protein from jack-bean ( ''Canavalia ensiformis''). It binds to certain sugars and to metal. It is used to characterize glycoproteins on cell surfaces. | ||
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== 3D Structures of Concanavalin A == | == 3D Structures of Concanavalin A == | ||
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[[2uu8]], [[1nxd]], [[1gkb]], [[3enr]], [[1qny]], [[1vln]], [[1jbc]], [[1cnv]], [[2cna]], [[3cna]], [[3nwk]] – CeConA – ''Canavalia ensiformis''<br /> | [[2uu8]], [[1nxd]], [[1gkb]], [[3enr]], [[1qny]], [[1vln]], [[1jbc]], [[1cnv]], [[2cna]], [[3cna]], [[3nwk]] – CeConA – ''Canavalia ensiformis''<br /> | ||
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[[1i3h]], [[1qdc]], [[1qdo]], [[1bxh]], [[1tei]], [[1cvn]] – CeConA + glucoside<br /> | [[1i3h]], [[1qdc]], [[1qdo]], [[1bxh]], [[1tei]], [[1cvn]] – CeConA + glucoside<br /> | ||
[[2p37]] – ConA + glucoside – ''Canavalia maritima''<br /> | [[2p37]] – ConA + glucoside – ''Canavalia maritima''<br /> | ||
| - | [[2ef6]], [[2d7f]] - CgConA + glucoside | + | [[2ef6]], [[2d7f]] - CgConA + glucoside<br /> |
| - | + | [[3qlq]] - ConA + glucosyl-octasilsesquioxane – ''Canavalia cathartica'' | |
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Revision as of 06:53, 6 June 2012
Concanavalin A (ConA) is a carbohydrate-binding protein from jack-bean ( Canavalia ensiformis). It binds to certain sugars and to metal. It is used to characterize glycoproteins on cell surfaces.
3D Structures of Concanavalin A
Update June 2012
2uu8, 1nxd, 1gkb, 3enr, 1qny, 1vln, 1jbc, 1cnv, 2cna, 3cna, 3nwk – CeConA – Canavalia ensiformis
2yz4, 1xqn, 1c57 – CeConA – neutron
2ctv – CeConA – Laue
1cn1, 1apn, 1dq0, 1dq2 – CeConA demetallized
2g4i, 2a7a – ConA – Canavalia virosa
1wuv – CgConA – Canavalia gladiata
3ju9, 1azd – ConBR – Brazilian jack-bean
Concanavalin binary complex
1dq1, 1dq5, 1dq6, 1qgl, 1nls, 1scr, 1scs – CeConA + ion
1enq, 1enr, 1ens, 1con, 1dq4, 2enr, 1ces - CeConA demetallized + ion
3d4k – CeConA + sugar analog
1hqw, 1jyc, 1jyi, 1jui, 1joj, 1jw6 – CeConA + polypeptide
1jn2 – CeConA + porphyrin derivative
1cjp, 1ona, 1gic, 1val, 1vam, 5cna – CeConA + pyranoside derivative
1i3h, 1qdc, 1qdo, 1bxh, 1tei, 1cvn – CeConA + glucoside
2p37 – ConA + glucoside – Canavalia maritima
2ef6, 2d7f - CgConA + glucoside
3qlq - ConA + glucosyl-octasilsesquioxane – Canavalia cathartica
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