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. 2000 Mar 7;97(6):2450–2455. doi: 10.1073/pnas.050589297

Table 1.

Ten PA proteins that represent attractive targets for structure determination

PA ID PA no. of amino acids Z P(N) GenPept no. OMIM no. OMIM no. of amino acids Match no. of amino acids Function of closest NR/OMIM homolog NRDB
GPA2549 80 1.1 0.99 806564 603541 80 60 (54%) Small nuclear ribonucleoprotein 5
GPA2288 72 1.1 0.99 1708624 125855 735 30 (73%) Diacylglycerol kinase, α 0
GPA2261 64 1.1 0.99 Hypothetical family 6
GPA2241 155 1.1 0.99 Hypothetical family 8
GPA1339 115 1.2 0.91 106985 170261 703 78 (67%) TAP2 transporter, MHC 215
GPA2230 74 1.2 0.91 34525 171050 431 65 (66%) Multidrug-resistance protein 1 1
GPA2464 67 1.2 0.91 539960 145505 546 41 (54%) Hypertension-associated SA 15
GPA542 135 1.2 0.91 3913830 172468 172 105 (48%) AMP cyclohydrolase 36
GPA2413 75 1.2 0.91 2342473 160776 346 49 (57%) Nonmuscle myosin 0
GPA2606 73 1.2 0.91 Hypothetical family 17

Each protein has a high probability of being a novel fold [P(N) > 90%]. Also, these proteins either are homologs of human disease-related proteins (OMIM database) or are members of large families of proteins of unknown function.