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*Cu+2 containing azurin
*Cu+2 containing azurin
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**[[1azu]], [[1azr]], [[4azu]], [[5azu]], [[1azn]], [[1cc3]], [[1e5y]], [[1e5z]], [[1jze]], [[2ft6]], [[2ft7]], [[2ft8]], [[2fta]], [[3fs9]], [[3fsa]], [[3fsv]], [[3fsw]], [[3fsz]], [[3ft0]], [[5i26]], [[5i28]] – PaAZ <br />
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**[[1azu]], [[1azr]], [[4azu]], [[5azu]], [[1azn]], [[1cc3]], [[1e5y]], [[1e5z]], [[1jze]], [[2ft6]], [[2ft7]], [[2ft8]], [[2fta]], [[3fs9]], [[3fsa]], [[3fsv]], [[3fsw]], [[3fsz]], [[3ft0]], [[5i26]], [[5i28]], [[5syd]] – PaAZ <br />
**[[2azu]], [[3azu]], [[1ils]], [[1ilu]], [[2tsa]], [[2tsb]], [[1etj]], [[1ag0]], [[1ezl]], [[1jvo]], [[1gr7]], [[1xb3]], [[1xb6]], [[1xb8]], [[2ghz]], [[2hx7]], [[2oj1]], [[3in0]], [[3fpy]], [[3fq1]], [3fq2]], [[3fqy]], [[3in2]], [[3jt2]], [[3jtb]], [[3np3]], [[3np4]], [[3oqr]], [[3n2j]], [[3u25]], [[4hhw]], [[4mfh]], [[4ko5]], [[4ko6]], [[4ko7]], [[4ko9]], [[4kob]], [[4koc]], [[4bww]][[4hip]], [[4qkt]], [[4wkx]] – PaAZ (mutant)<br />
**[[2azu]], [[3azu]], [[1ils]], [[1ilu]], [[2tsa]], [[2tsb]], [[1etj]], [[1ag0]], [[1ezl]], [[1jvo]], [[1gr7]], [[1xb3]], [[1xb6]], [[1xb8]], [[2ghz]], [[2hx7]], [[2oj1]], [[3in0]], [[3fpy]], [[3fq1]], [3fq2]], [[3fqy]], [[3in2]], [[3jt2]], [[3jtb]], [[3np3]], [[3np4]], [[3oqr]], [[3n2j]], [[3u25]], [[4hhw]], [[4mfh]], [[4ko5]], [[4ko6]], [[4ko7]], [[4ko9]], [[4kob]], [[4koc]], [[4bww]][[4hip]], [[4qkt]], [[4wkx]] – PaAZ (mutant)<br />
**[[1cuo]], [[1uat]] – AZ – ''Methylomonas''<br />
**[[1cuo]], [[1uat]] – AZ – ''Methylomonas''<br />

Revision as of 10:18, 25 March 2018

Structure of azurin containing Cu+2 ion (PDB code 1joi).

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3D structures of cAMP-dependent protein kinase

Updated on 25-March-2018






References

  1. Zhu DW, Dahms T, Willis K, Szabo AG, Lee X. Crystallization and preliminary crystallographic studies of the crystals of the azurin Pseudomonas fluorescens. Arch Biochem Biophys. 1994 Feb 1;308(2):469-70. PMID:8109977 doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1006/abbi.1994.1066

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