Bungarotoxin

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=== Bungarotoxin ===
=== Bungarotoxin ===
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[[2abx]] – α-BGT <br />
[[2abx]] – α-BGT <br />
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[[1mr6]] – γ-BGT – NMR<br />
[[1mr6]] – γ-BGT – NMR<br />
[[1kba]] – κ-BGT<br />
[[1kba]] – κ-BGT<br />
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=== BGT+binding peptide ===
=== BGT+binding peptide ===
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[[1l4w]], [[1ljz]], [[1kc4]], [[1kl8]], [[1jbd]], [[1haa]], [[1haj]], [[1idg]], [[1idh]], [[1hoy]], [[1bxp]], [[1abt]], [[1rgj]], [[2btx]] – α-BGT+AChR peptide - NMR<br />
[[1l4w]], [[1ljz]], [[1kc4]], [[1kl8]], [[1jbd]], [[1haa]], [[1haj]], [[1idg]], [[1idh]], [[1hoy]], [[1bxp]], [[1abt]], [[1rgj]], [[2btx]] – α-BGT+AChR peptide - NMR<br />
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=== BGT+ AChR subunit ===
=== BGT+ AChR subunit ===
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[[2qc1]] – α-BGT+mAChR a subunit <br />
[[2qc1]] – α-BGT+mAChR a subunit <br />
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[[4hqp]] - α−BGT+ AChR a7 subunit<br />
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Revision as of 11:01, 15 August 2013

Image:2abx.png
Crystal Structure of α-Bungarotoxin 2abx

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Bungarotoxins. α-Bungarotoxin (α-BGT), β-Bungarotoxin (β-BGT), γ-Bungarotoxin (γ-BGT) and κ-Bungarotoxin (κ-BGT) are snake toxins from banded krait. α-BGT binds irreversibly to the acetylcholine receptor (AChR) causing paralysis and death. See details in Alpha-bungarotoxin. β-BGT binds to the presynaptic terminal causing release of acetylcholine. The images at the left and at the right correspond to one representative Bungarotoxin , i.e. the crystal structure of α-Bungarotoxin (2abx). For toxins in Proteopedia see Toxins.



3D Structures of Bungarotoxin

Updated on 15-August-2013

Bungarotoxin

2abx – α-BGT
1kfh, 1ik8, 1ikc, 1idi, 1idl, 2nbt – α-BGT - NMR
1bun - β2-BGT
1mr6 – γ-BGT – NMR
1kba – κ-BGT

BGT+binding peptide

1l4w, 1ljz, 1kc4, 1kl8, 1jbd, 1haa, 1haj, 1idg, 1idh, 1hoy, 1bxp, 1abt, 1rgj, 2btx – α-BGT+AChR peptide - NMR
1hc9 - α-BGT+AChR peptide

BGT+ AChR subunit

2qc1 – α-BGT+mAChR a subunit
4hqp - α−BGT+ AChR a7 subunit

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