SMTL ID : 8ugw.1

Computational design of highly signaling active membrane receptors through de novo solvent-mediated allosteric networks

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Method

X-RAY DIFFRACTION 3.90 Å

Oligo State

monomer

Ligands

1 x NGI: 2-[P-(2-CARBOXYETHYL)PHENYLETHYL-AMINO]-5'-N-ETHYLCARBOXAMIDO ADENOSINE(Non-covalent)

NGI.1: 21 residues within 4Å: Chain A: R.115, A.127, A.213, S.217, L.235, T.238, Q.239, I.242, L.317, F.318, E.319, M.327, N.331, W.396, L.399, H.400, N.403, H.414, M.420, I.424, H.428 11 PLIP interactions: 11 interactions with chain A Hydrophobic interactions: A:I.242, A:W.396 Hydrogen bonds: A:T.238, A:T.238, A:E.319, A:N.403, A:N.403 Salt bridges: A:R.115, A:H.414 pi-Stacking: A:F.318, A:F.318

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Citation

Chen, K.Y. et al., Computational design of highly signaling active membrane receptors through solvent-mediated allosteric networks. To Be Published

Release Date

2024-12-18

Peptides

Endolysin,Adenosine receptor A2a: A

SMTL:PDB

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A
A

Membrane

We predict this structure to be a membrane protein.
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Endolysin,Adenosine receptor A2a