Rhodopsin kinase

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'''Rhodopsin kinase''' (RK) is an enzyme which catalyzes the conversion of rhodopsin and ATP to phosphorhodopsin and ADP. RK is retina-specific and the phosphorylation of rhodopsin initiates the phototransduction cascade. The rapid desensitization permits rapid adaptation to changes in illumination. RK is inhibited by the neuronal calcium-binding protein recoverin.
'''Rhodopsin kinase''' (RK) is an enzyme which catalyzes the conversion of rhodopsin and ATP to phosphorhodopsin and ADP. RK is retina-specific and the phosphorylation of rhodopsin initiates the phototransduction cascade. The rapid desensitization permits rapid adaptation to changes in illumination. RK is inhibited by the neuronal calcium-binding protein recoverin.

Revision as of 11:05, 6 July 2015

Bovine rhodopsin kinase complex with ATP (stick model), Mg+2 and Cl- ions (PDB code 3c4x)

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3D Structures of rhodopsin kinase

Updated on 06-July-2015


3c4y – bRK – bovine
3t8o – bRK (mutant)
3c4w, 3c4x – bRK + ATP
3c4z, 3c50, 3c51 – bRK + ADP
3qc9 – bRK (mutant) + ADP
4l9i – bRK + paroxetine
4pni – bRK + inhibitor
4wbo – bRK + almexanox

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