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1st-shell structural motifs in Mg2+-proteins |
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| Motifa |
PDB code |
Mg2+ -Ligands |
CATH numberb |
Functional Groupc |
EC coded |
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| e(24–47)h(24)k |
1SJC |
D189, E214, D239 |
3.20.20.120 |
Lyasee, Isomerasef |
- |
| 1TKK |
D191, E219, D244 |
3.20.20.120 |
Isomerasef |
- |
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| 2AKZ |
D244, E292, D317 |
- |
Lyasee |
4.2.1.11 |
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| f(1)h(109–349)b |
1O08 |
D1008, D1010, D1170 |
3.40.50.1000 |
Isomerasef |
5.4.2.6 |
| 1U7P |
D11, D13, D123 |
NYC |
Hydrolaseg |
- |
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| 1WPG |
D351, T353, D703 |
3.40.50.1000 |
Hydrolaseg |
3.6.3.8 |
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| 2B82 |
D44, D46, D167 |
3.40.50.1000 |
Hydrolaseg |
3.1.3.2 |
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| 2C4N |
D9, D11, D201 |
NYC |
Hydrolaseg |
- |
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| f(2)h(126–158)m |
1KA1 |
D142, D145, D294 |
3.30.540.10 |
Hydrolaseg |
3.1.3.7 |
| 1NUY |
D1118, D1121, E1280 |
3.30.540.10+ 3.40.190.80 |
Hydrolaseg |
3.1.3.11 |
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| 2BJI |
E1090, D1093, D1220 |
3.30.540.10+ 3.40.190.80 |
Hydrolaseg |
3.1.3.25 |
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| k(26–29)h(1)a |
1ITZ |
D168, N198, I200 |
3.40.50.970 |
Transferaseh |
2.2.1.1 |
| 1POX |
D447, N474, Q476 |
3.40.50.970+ 3.40.50.1220 |
Oxidoreductasei |
1.2.3.3 |
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| 1UMD |
D175, N204, Y206 |
3.40.50.970 |
Oxidoreductasei |
1.2.4.4 |
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| 1ZPD |
D440, N467, G469 |
3.40.50.970 |
Lyasee |
4.1.1.1 |
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| 2C3M |
D963, T991, V993 |
3.40.50.970 |
Oxidoreductasei |
1.2.7.1 |
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aThe number in parentheses indicates the number of residues separating the letters corresponding to the Mg2+-bound residues. bThe CATH code of the domain containing the Mg2+-ligands; a dash implies that no domain could be assigned to the PDB entry, while NYC means the protein has not yet been chopped. cThe functional group from the PDB header. dThe enzyme class from PDBsum [25]; a dash means no EC code was found. eLyases (EC4---) catalyze C-C/O/N and other bond cleavage; e.g., RCOCOOH → RCOH + CO2. fIsomerases (EC5---) catalyze geometric changes within a molecule. gHydrolases (EC3---) catalyze hydrolytic bond cleavage: AB + H2O → AOH + BH. hTransferases (EC2---) catalyze AB + C → A + BC. iOxidoreductases (EC1---) catalyze oxido-reductions: AH + B → A + BH (reduced) and A + O → AO (oxidized). | |||||
Dudev and Lim BMC Bioinformatics 2007 8:106 doi:10.1186/1471-2105-8-106 |
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