Table 1.
Protein Data Bank entry | Protein | Resolutiona | Annotation | Group | Number of residues per model subunit |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1X0P | TePixDb | 2.0 | Electron transport | II | 143 |
1YRX | APPA | 2.3 | Novel (truncated) | I | 117 |
2IYG | APPA | 2.3 | Dark state | I | 108 |
2IYI | APPA | 2.95 | Light-induced intermediate | I | 108 |
4HH0 | APPA | 2.6 | Dark-state C20S mutant | I | 385 |
4HH1 | APPA | 3.5 | Wild-type dark state | I | 385 |
2BUN | APPA | NMR | I | 120 | |
2BYC | BLRB | 1.9 | Dark state | I | 136 |
3GFX | BLRP1 | 2.4 | Hydrolase | II | 400 |
3GFY | BLRP1 | 2.6 | No metal ions | II | 400 |
3GFZ | BLRP1 | 2.05 | pH 6 | II | 400 |
3GG0 | BLRP1 | 2.55 | pH 9 | II | 400 |
3GG1 | BLRP1 | 2.3 | pH 8 | II | 400 |
2KB2 | BLRP1 | NMR | II | 148 | |
3MZI | SLR1694 | 2.3 | Y8F mutant | I | 139 |
2HFN | SLR1694 | 1.8 | I | 140 | |
2HFO | SLR1694 | 2.1 | I | 140 | |
4YUS | OAPAC | 1.8 | Dark state, full-length. | II | 350 |
aResolution, where appropriate, is given in Ångstrom
bThe structure of TePixD was solved before the role of the protein in light detection was realised