SMTL ID : 2gwr.1

Crystal structure of the response regulator protein mtrA from Mycobacterium Tuberculosis

Coordinates

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Method

X-RAY DIFFRACTION 2.10 Å

Oligo State

monomer

Ligands

1 x CA: CALCIUM ION(Non-covalent)

CA.1: 3 residues within 4Å: Chain A: D.13, D.56, M.58 5 PLIP interactions: 3 interactions with chain A, 2 Ligand-Water interactions Metal complexes: A:D.13, A:D.56, A:M.58, H2O.1, H2O.4

2 x GOL: GLYCEROL(Non-functional Binders)

GOL.2: 8 residues within 4Å: Chain A: H.143, K.144, V.145, Q.151, I.152, S.153, L.154, F.159 6 PLIP interactions: 6 interactions with chain A Hydrogen bonds: A:V.145, A:V.145, A:Q.151, A:I.152, A:L.154, A:T.155 GOL.3: 5 residues within 4Å: Chain A: A.164, R.167, K.168, F.173, Q.181 3 PLIP interactions: 3 interactions with chain A Hydrogen bonds: A:A.164, A:R.167, A:Q.181

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Citation

Friedland, N. et al., Domain orientation in the inactive response regulator Mycobacterium tuberculosis MtrA provides a barrier to activation. Biochemistry (2007)

Release Date

2006-05-23

Peptides

DNA-binding response regulator mtrA: A

SMTL:PDB

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A
A

DNA-binding response regulator mtrA