Glycoproteins B and D
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===Glycoprotein B=== | ===Glycoprotein B=== | ||
| - | [[3nw8]], [[3nwa]], [[3nwd]], [[3nwf]] – gB extracellular domain (mutant) <br /> | + | [[3nw8]], [[3nwa]], [[3nwd]], [[3nwf]], [[4hsi]], [[4l1r]] – gB extracellular domain (mutant) <br /> |
| - | [[2gum]] - gB extracellular domain | + | [[2gum]], [[4bom]] - gB extracellular domain |
===Glycoprotein D=== | ===Glycoprotein D=== | ||
| - | [[2c3a]], [[2c36]] – gD<br /> | + | [[2c3a]], [[2c36]] – gD extracellular domain <br /> |
[[1l2g]] – gD extracellular domain<br /> | [[1l2g]] – gD extracellular domain<br /> | ||
| - | [[1jma]] – gD (mutant) + herpes virus entry mediator (mutant)<br /> | + | [[1jma]] – gD extracellular domain (mutant) + herpes virus entry mediator (mutant)<br /> |
| - | [[3sku]] – gD + herpes virus entry mediator | + | [[3sku]] – gD extracellular domain + herpes virus entry mediator<br /> |
| - | + | [[3u82]] – gD extracellular domain + poliovirus receptor-related protein<br /> | |
Revision as of 09:53, 22 August 2013
Glycoproteins B, D (gB, gD) are components of the cell-entry complex of herpes viruses
3D Structures of Glycoproteins B and D
Updated on 22-August-2013
Glycoprotein B
3nw8, 3nwa, 3nwd, 3nwf, 4hsi, 4l1r – gB extracellular domain (mutant)
2gum, 4bom - gB extracellular domain
Glycoprotein D
2c3a, 2c36 – gD extracellular domain
1l2g – gD extracellular domain
1jma – gD extracellular domain (mutant) + herpes virus entry mediator (mutant)
3sku – gD extracellular domain + herpes virus entry mediator
3u82 – gD extracellular domain + poliovirus receptor-related protein
