Disintegrin
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Disintegrins are a family of toxins from viper venoms which inhibit platelet aggregation and cell adhesion.
3D Structures of Disintegrin
Updated on 25-March-2015
2w9o, 2w9u, 2w9v, 2w9w – jerdostatin residues 68-110 – Trimeresurus jerdonii – NMR
1j2l – trimestatin - Trimeresurus flavovidrius
2pjf, 1q7i, 1q7j, 1n4y – Cr rhodostoxin residues 1-68 – Calloselasma rhodostoma – NMR
2pjg, 2pji, 2ljv - Cr rhodostoxin (mutant) – NMR
3uci - Cr rhodostoxin (mutant)
1z1x, 1tej – Ec disintegrin – Echis carinatus
1rmr – Ec schistatin
1ro3, 2ech – Ec echistatin - NMR
1l3x – salmosin – Gloydius brevicaudus – NMR
1mpz – obtustatin – Macrovipera obtusa - NMR
3c05 – acostatin-α residues 48-109+acostatin-β residues 419-482 – copperhead
3dsl – bothropasin - Jararaca
2dw0, 2dw1, 2dw2 – catrocollastatin – rattlesnake
2mop, 2mp5 – bitistatin – African puff adder - NMR
Dendrotoxin
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