Glucagon
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[[2g49]] – hGLC preprotein residues 53-81+ insulin-degrading enzyme – human<br /> | [[2g49]] – hGLC preprotein residues 53-81+ insulin-degrading enzyme – human<br /> | ||
| - | [[1kx6]] – hGLC - NMR<br /> | + | [[1kx6]], [[2m5p]], [[2m5q]] – hGLC - NMR<br /> |
[[1nau]] – hGLC (mutant) – NMR<br /> | [[1nau]] – hGLC (mutant) – NMR<br /> | ||
[[1bh0]] - hGLC (mutant)<br /> | [[1bh0]] - hGLC (mutant)<br /> | ||
Revision as of 09:07, 22 August 2013
Glucagon (GLC) is a hormone which raises blood glucose level. GLC causes the liver to convert glycogen to glucose. GLC effect is opposite to that of insulin. See some details in User:Mary Ball/Glucagon.
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3D Structures of glucagon
Updated on 22-August-2013
2g49 – hGLC preprotein residues 53-81+ insulin-degrading enzyme – human
1kx6, 2m5p, 2m5q – hGLC - NMR
1nau – hGLC (mutant) – NMR
1bh0 - hGLC (mutant)
1gcn - hGLC
