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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2008 Apr 27.
Published in final edited form as: J Mol Biol. 2007 Feb 20;368(2):493–508. doi: 10.1016/j.jmb.2007.02.016

Table 3.

A comparison of the residues involved in calcium coordination in the DE loops of repeat I in alpha-11 giardin and other annexin structures.

Structure Residues Amino Acid Sequence
Alpha-11 giardin 53–62, 126 (monomer B) K K C I K N G P Y E,* D*
Annexin A1 97–106, 196 (monomer B) K K A L T G H L E* E, D*
Annexin A2 88–97, 36 (monomer B) K S A L S G H L E* T, E*
Annexin A5 75–84 K S E L T G K F E** K
Annexin A6 70–79 K Y E L T G K F E R

Residues involved in calcium coordination in the DE loop of repeat I are high-lighted in bold and colored red (backbone carbonyl oxygens), orange (polar side chain) and blue (acidic side chain: unidentate (*) and bidentate carboxylate (**)). Annexin PDB codes: A1 - 1MCX,18 A2 - 1XJL,19 A5 - 1AVR20 and A6 - 1AVC.16

Calcium coordination from a neighboring molecule is only seen for monomer C.

Residues from a neighboring molecule.