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Anoctamin 3D structures

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(New page: *Anoctamin-1 or TMEM16A **5oyg – mAno-1 + Ca – mouse<br /> **5bgi, 5bgj, 7b5c – mAno-1 + Ca – Cryo EM<br /> **7b5e – mAno-1 (mutant) + Ca – Cryo EM<br /> *...)
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Revision as of 08:33, 26 July 2022

  • Anoctamin-1 or TMEM16A
    • 5oyg – mAno-1 + Ca – mouse
    • 5bgi, 5bgj, 7b5c – mAno-1 + Ca – Cryo EM
    • 7b5e – mAno-1 (mutant) + Ca – Cryo EM
    • 5nl2, 7b5d – mAno-1 – Cryo EM
    • 7zk3 – mAno-1 + Ca + pyridine derivative – Cryo EM
  • Anoctamin-6 or TMEM16KF
  • Anoctamin-10 or TMEM16K
    • 6r7z – hAno-10 – human - Cryo EM
    • 5oc9, 6r65 – hAno-10
    • 6r7x, 6r7y – hAno-10 + Ca – Cryo EM
  • TMEM16 or scramblase

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