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Parvalbumin
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Parvalbumin (PVA) is a calcium-binding albumin protein. PVA is involved in calcium signaling. PVA contains 3 domains: AB, CD (N-terminal) and EF (C-terminal). The images at the left and at the right correspond to one representative PVA, i.e. the crystal structure of carp Parvalbumin (4cpv).
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3D Structures of Parvalbumin
4cpv, 5cpv – cPVA - carp 1cdp – cPVA Cd-substituted 1b8c, 1b8r, 1b9a, 1b8l – cPVA (mutant) 1pal, 2pal, 3pal, 4pal, 1pvb, 1pva, 2pvb – pPVA – pike 2pas, 3pat – pPVA – NMR 1a75 – PVA – whiting
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5pal – PVA- - shark 1rtp, 1rwy - rPVA- - rat 2jww - rPVA- Ca-free – NMR 1g33, 1s3p, 1xvj, 3f45 - rPVA- (mutant) 1rjv, 1rk9 - hPVA- - human – NMR
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2nln - rPVA- Ca-free – NMR 1ttx - hPVA- (mutant) – NMR 3fs7 - chPVA- - chicken 2kqy – chPVA- – NMR 2kyc - chPVA- Ca-free (mutant) – NMR 2kyf - chPVA- (mutant) – NMR
