Table 19.

Large Multisubunit Proteins

Protein	PDB entrya	Reference
Chaperonin complexes
GroEL‐like
E. coli GroEL	1oel, 1aon	Braig et al. (1994), Braig et al. (1995), Xu et al. (1997b)
P. denitrificans chaperonin‐60	1iok	Fukami et al. (2001)
GroES‐like
E. coli GroES	1aon	Xu et al. (1997b)
M. leprae chaperonin‐10	1lep	Hunt et al. (1996), Mande et al. (1996)
M. tuberculosis chaperonin‐10	1hx5	Taneja and Mande (2002)
T4 co‐chaperonin gp31	1g31	Hunt et al. (1997)
Myosin
Scallop myosin subfragment S1	1b7t	Houdusse et al. (1999)
Chicken myosin S1	2mys	Rayment et al. (1993)
Chicken myosin motor domain	1br2	Dominguez et al. (1998)
Slime mold myosin motor domain	1lkx	Kollmar et al. (2002)
G‐proteins and associated regulators
G‐protein αβγ heterotrimer	1gp2, 1got	Lambright et al. (1996), Wall et al. (1995)
p21Ras	1gnr	Pai et al. (1990)
p120GAP	1wer	Scheffzek et al. (1996)
Ras‐Sos complex	1bkd	Boriack‐Sjodin et al. (1998)
Ran	1k5d, 1ibr	Vetter et al. (1999)
RhoA‐RhoGAP	1tx4	Rittinger et al. (1997a)
GBP1	1f5n	Prakash et al. (2000)
RGS4	1agr	Tesmer et al. (1997)
GoLoco	1kjy	Kimple et al. (2002)
F1 ATPases
Bovine mitochondrial α3β3γδɛ	1cow, 1e79	Abrahams et al. (1994), Gibbons et al. (2000)
Rat liver mitochodrial α3β3γ	1mab	Bianchet et al. (1998)
Spinach chloroplast α3β3γɛ	1fx0	Groth and Pohl (2001)
Thermophilic bacillus α3β3	1sky	Shirakihara et al. (1997)
E. coli γ‐ɛ	1fs0	Rodgers and Wilce (2000)
F1F0 ATPase
Yeast mitochondrial α3β3γδc10	1qo1	Stock et al. (1999)
Proteasome
Archeon T. acidophilum 20S proteasome	1pma	Lowe et al. (1995)
Yeast 20S proteasome	1ryp	Groll et al. (1997)
Yeast 20S proteasome and T. brucei 11S regulator	1fnt	Whitby et al. (2000)
Bovine 20S proteasome	1iru	Unno et al. (2002)
E. coli HslV	1ned	Bochtler et al. (1997)
Human Regα 11S regulator	1avo	Knowlton et al. (1997)

^aSee Web‐Based Structural Bioinformatics and http://www.rcsb.org/pdb.

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