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The C-terminal region of Myopalaldin, going from the domain Ig3 to the very C-terminal end, was shown to interact with the EF-hand region of Alpha-Actinin. <ref name="Bang">
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The C-terminal region of Myopalaldin, going from the domain Ig3 to the very C-terminal end, was shown to interact with the EF-hand region of Alpha-Actinin.
===Inserted sequences and their binding partners===
===Inserted sequences and their binding partners===

Revision as of 12:46, 13 July 2011

Contents

Introduction

NMR structure of the domain Ig1 of human Palladin

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Domains and Interactions

Ig domains and their binding partners

Image:Myopalladin-Palladin.png
Modular organisation of Myopalladin and Palladin

Myopalladin comprises 5 Ig domains separated by inserted sequences for which no structural domains could be predicted from the sequence. The only structural data related to Myopalladin are the NMR structures of Ig domain 1 (PDB code 2DM2 [[1]]) and Ig domain 2 (PDB code 2DM3 [[2]]) of Palladin (homologous to Ig domains 3 and 4 of Myopalladin, respectively).

CARP

The N-terminal region of Myopalaldin, going from the N-terminal end to the domain Ig2, was shown to interact with the full length CARP. [1]

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