BMRB Entry 17066
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PDB ID: 2l0w
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Chem Shift validation: AVS_full, LACS
BMRB Entry DOI: doi:10.13018/BMR17066
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Title: SOLUTION NMR STRUCTURE OF THE N-TERMINAL PAS DOMAIN OF HERG POTASSIUM CHANNEL PubMed: 21249148
Deposition date: 2010-07-19 Original release date: 2011-05-23
Authors: Vandenberg, Jamie; Ng, Chai; Hunter, Mark; Mobli, Mehdi; King, Glenn; Kuchel, Philip
Citation: Ng, Chai Ann; Hunter, Mark; Perry, Matthew; Mobli, Mehdi; Ke, Ying; Kuchel, Philip; King, Glenn; Stock, Daniela; Vandenberg, Jamie. "The N-terminal tail of hERG contains an amphipathic -helix that regulates channel deactivation." PLoS ONE 6, .-. (2011).
Assembly members:
Potassium_voltage-gated_channel_subfamily_H_member_2, polymer, 136 residues, 45860.719 Da.
Natural source: Common Name: Human Taxonomy ID: 9606 Superkingdom: Eukaryota Kingdom: Metazoa Genus/species: Homo sapiens
Experimental source: Production method: recombinant technology Host organism: Escherichia coli
Entity Sequences (FASTA):
Potassium_voltage-gated_channel_subfamily_H_member_2: SMPVRRGHVAPQNTFLDTII
RKFEGQSRKFIIANARVENC
AVIYCNDGFCELCGYSRAEV
MQRPCTCDFLHGPRTQRRAA
AQIAQALLGAEERKVEIAFY
RKDGSCFLCLVDVVPVKNED
GAVIMFILNFEVVMEK
- assigned_chemical_shifts
Data type | Count |
13C chemical shifts | 531 |
15N chemical shifts | 146 |
1H chemical shifts | 887 |
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BMRB | 16928 16946 |
PDB | 1BYW 2L0W 2L1M 2L4R 4HP9 4HQA |
DBJ | BAA37096 BAB19682 |
EMBL | CAA09232 CAB09536 CAB64868 |
GB | AAA62473 AAC53418 AAC53420 AAC53422 AAC99425 |
REF | NP_000229 NP_001003145 NP_001092571 NP_001166444 NP_001180587 |
SP | O08962 O35219 Q12809 Q8WNY2 Q9TSZ3 |
TPG | DAA30311 |
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