SWISS-MODEL Homology Modelling Report

Model Building Report

This document lists the results for the homology modelling project "crp1wotemplate" submitted to SWISS-MODEL workspace on Feb. 11, 2017, 8:26 a.m..The submitted primary amino acid sequence is given in Table T1.

If you use any results in your research, please cite the relevant publications:

Marco Biasini; Stefan Bienert; Andrew Waterhouse; Konstantin Arnold; Gabriel Studer; Tobias Schmidt; Florian Kiefer; Tiziano Gallo Cassarino; Martino Bertoni; Lorenza Bordoli; Torsten Schwede. (2014). SWISS-MODEL: modelling protein tertiary and quaternary structure using evolutionary information. Nucleic Acids Research (1 July 2014) 42 (W1): W252-W258; doi: 10.1093/nar/gku340.
Arnold, K., Bordoli, L., Kopp, J. and Schwede, T. (2006) The SWISS-MODEL workspace: a web-based environment for protein structure homology modelling. Bioinformatics, 22, 195-201.
Benkert, P., Biasini, M. and Schwede, T. (2011) Toward the estimation of the absolute quality of individual protein structure models. Bioinformatics, 27, 343-350

Results

The SWISS-MODEL template library (SMTL version 2017-02-08, PDB release 2017-02-03) was searched with Blast (Altschul et al., 1997) and HHBlits (Remmert, et al., 2011) for evolutionary related structures matching the target sequence in Table T1. For details on the template search, see Materials and Methods. Overall 217 templates were found (Table T2).

Models

The following model was built (see Materials and Methods "Model Building"):

Model #01

FileBuilt withOligo-StateLigandsGMQEQMEAN
PDB ProMod3 Version 1.0.2. MONOMER (matching prediction)
None
0.83-0.54
QMEAN-0.54
-1.30
All Atom-1.03
Solvation-1.03
Torsion0.01
TemplateSeq IdentityOligo-stateFound byMethodResolutionSeq SimilarityRangeCoverageDescription
4pbo.1.A64.53homo-trimerBLASTX-ray1.70Å0.50 3 - 206 0.99C-reactive protein
The template contained no ligands.
Target    MVGLAGKVLLFPYETDFSYVKLTPKKPLGLSAFTLCMRVATELQGERQIILFAYRTPDFDELNLWREKDGRVSFYL--SG
4pbo.1.A --NLSGKVLQFKTATDNSYVKLYPEKPLSLSAFTLCMRVATELPLDREVILFAYYTPDVDELNVWRERDGRVSLYIQSSK

Target DGAFFNLPPLSTFRTHLCLSWSSRTGLAAFWVDGRRSAFQLYKPGHSIRPQGTALLGQDPDKLLGDFETVQSFAGELTDL
4pbo.1.A DAAFFRLPPLSTLQTHLCVAWESATGLTAFWMDGRRSLHQVYRKGYSIRSGGTVVLGQDPDSYVGSFDVDQSFVGEIANL

Target NMWDYVLTGNQIKALYFNHAQRVPKANVFEWSSIEYEIKGNVLVTQDD
4pbo.1.A QMWDYVLSSAQIKAVYYNQDNRV-KGNVFDWDTIEYDVTGNVLVVPDN




Materials and Methods

Template Search

Template search with Blast and HHBlits has been performed against the SWISS-MODEL template library (SMTL, last update: 2017-02-08, last included PDB release: 2017-02-03).

The target sequence was searched with BLAST (Altschul et al., 1997) against the primary amino acid sequence contained in the SMTL. A total of 16 templates were found.

An initial HHblits profile has been built using the procedure outlined in (Remmert, et al., 2011), followed by 1 iteration of HHblits against NR20. The obtained profile has then be searched against all profiles of the SMTL. A total of 205 templates were found.

Template Selection

For each identified template, the template's quality has been predicted from features of the target-template alignment. The templates with the highest quality have then been selected for model building.

Model Building

Models are built based on the target-template alignment using ProMod3. Coordinates which are conserved between the target and the template are copied from the template to the model. Insertions and deletions are remodelled using a fragment library. Side chains are then rebuilt. Finally, the geometry of the resulting model is regularized by using a force field. In case loop modelling with ProMod3 fails, an alternative model is built with PROMOD-II (Guex, et al., 1997).

Model Quality Estimation

The global and per-residue model quality has been assessed using the QMEAN scoring function (Benkert, et al., 2011) . For improved performance, weights of the individual QMEAN terms have been trained specifically for SWISS-MODEL.

Ligand Modelling

Ligands present in the template structure are transferred by homology to the model when the following criteria are met (Gallo -Casserino, to be published): (a) The ligands are annotated as biologically relevant in the template library, (b) the ligand is in contact with the model, (c) the ligand is not clashing with the protein, (d) the residues in contact with the ligand are conserved between the target and the template. If any of these four criteria is not satisfied, a certain ligand will not be included in the model. The model summary includes information on why and which ligand has not been included.

Oligomeric State Conservation

Homo-oligomeric structure of the target protein is predicted based on the analysis of pairwise interfaces of the identified template structures. For each relevant interface between polypeptide chains (interfaces with more than 10 residue-residue interactions), the QscoreOligomer (Mariani et al., 2011) is predicted from features such as similarity to target and frequency of observing this interface in the identified templates (Kiefer, Bertoni, Biasini, to be published). The prediction is performed with a random forest regressor using these features as input parameters to predict the probability of conservation for each interface. The QscoreOligomer of the whole complex is then calculated as the weight-averaged QscoreOligomer of the interfaces. The oligomeric state of the target is predicted to be the same as in the template when QscoreOligomer is predicted to be higher or equal to 0.5.

References

Altschul, S.F., Madden, T.L., Schaffer, A.A., Zhang, J., Zhang, Z., Miller, W. and Lipman, D.J. (1997) Gapped BLAST and PSI-BLAST: a new generation of protein database search programs. Nucleic Acids Res, 25, 3389-3402.
Remmert, M., Biegert, A., Hauser, A. and Soding, J. (2012) HHblits: lightning-fast iterative protein sequence searching by HMM-HMM alignment. Nat Methods, 9, 173-175.
Guex, N. and Peitsch, M.C. (1997) SWISS-MODEL and the Swiss-PdbViewer: an environment for comparative protein modeling. Electrophoresis, 18, 2714-2723.
Sali, A. and Blundell, T.L. (1993) Comparative protein modelling by satisfaction of spatial restraints. J Mol Biol, 234, 779-815.
Benkert, P., Biasini, M. and Schwede, T. (2011) Toward the estimation of the absolute quality of individual protein structure models. Bioinformatics, 27, 343-350.
Mariani, V., Kiefer, F., Schmidt, T., Haas, J. and Schwede, T. (2011) Assessment of template based protein structure predictions in CASP9. Proteins, 79 Suppl 10, 37-58.

Table T1:

Primary amino acid sequence for which templates were searched and models were built.

MVGLAGKVLLFPYETDFSYVKLTPKKPLGLSAFTLCMRVATELQGERQIILFAYRTPDFDELNLWREKDGRVSFYLSGDGAFFNLPPLSTFRTHLCLSWS
SRTGLAAFWVDGRRSAFQLYKPGHSIRPQGTALLGQDPDKLLGDFETVQSFAGELTDLNMWDYVLTGNQIKALYFNHAQRVPKANVFEWSSIEYEIKGNV
LVTQDD

Table T2:

TemplateSeq IdentityOligo-stateFound byMethodResolutionSeq SimilarityCoverageDescription
4pbp.1.A64.53homo-trimerBLASTX-ray1.65Å0.500.99C-reactive protein
4pbo.1.A64.53homo-trimerBLASTX-ray1.70Å0.500.99C-reactive protein
4pbo.1.A62.75homo-trimerHHblitsX-ray1.70Å0.490.99C-reactive protein
4pbp.1.A62.75homo-trimerHHblitsX-ray1.65Å0.490.99C-reactive protein
1b09.1.A33.33homo-pentamerHHblitsX-ray2.50Å0.390.98PROTEIN (C-REACTIVE PROTEIN)
1gnh.1.D33.33homo-pentamerHHblitsX-ray3.00Å0.390.98C-REACTIVE PROTEIN
1lj7.1.A33.33homo-pentamerHHblitsX-ray3.15Å0.390.98C-reactive protein
3pvn.4.D33.33homo-pentamerHHblitsX-ray1.98Å0.390.98C-reactive protein
3pvn.2.A33.33homo-pentamerHHblitsX-ray1.98Å0.390.98C-reactive protein
3pvn.3.B33.33homo-pentamerHHblitsX-ray1.98Å0.390.98C-reactive protein
3pvn.3.C33.33homo-pentamerHHblitsX-ray1.98Å0.390.98C-reactive protein
1b09.1.A34.87homo-pentamerBLASTX-ray2.50Å0.390.95PROTEIN (C-REACTIVE PROTEIN)
1gnh.1.D34.87homo-pentamerBLASTX-ray3.00Å0.390.95C-REACTIVE PROTEIN
1lj7.1.A34.87homo-pentamerBLASTX-ray3.15Å0.390.95C-reactive protein
3pvn.4.D34.87homo-pentamerBLASTX-ray1.98Å0.390.95C-reactive protein
3pvn.2.A34.87homo-pentamerBLASTX-ray1.98Å0.390.95C-reactive protein
3pvn.3.B34.87homo-pentamerBLASTX-ray1.98Å0.390.95C-reactive protein
3pvn.3.C34.87homo-pentamerBLASTX-ray1.98Å0.390.95C-reactive protein
2a3w.1.A34.17homo-10-merHHblitsX-ray2.20Å0.370.97Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.D34.17hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.370.97Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.E34.17hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.370.97Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.F34.17hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.370.97Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.B34.17hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.370.97Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.C34.17hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.370.97Serum amyloid P-component
2a3w.1.A36.27homo-10-merBLASTX-ray2.20Å0.380.94Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.D36.27hetero-oligomerBLASTX-ray2.80Å0.380.94Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.E36.27hetero-oligomerBLASTX-ray2.80Å0.380.94Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.F36.27hetero-oligomerBLASTX-ray2.80Å0.380.94Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.B36.27hetero-oligomerBLASTX-ray2.80Å0.380.94Serum amyloid P-component
3d5o.1.C36.27hetero-oligomerBLASTX-ray2.80Å0.380.94Serum amyloid P-component
3flt.1.A23.38homo-16-merHHblitsX-ray2.70Å0.330.98SAP-like pentraxin
4qvs.1.A18.34homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray2.10Å0.290.82S-layer domain-containing protein
4dqa.1.A13.94monomerHHblitsX-ray1.50Å0.270.80uncharacterized protein
1g9c.1.A11.18monomerHHblitsX-ray2.35Å0.270.78BOTULINUM NEUROTOXIN TYPE B
2np0.1.A11.18hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.62Å0.270.78Botulinum neurotoxin type B
4zkt.1.A13.75hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.05Å0.260.78Bontoxilysin A
3ffz.1.A13.75monomerHHblitsX-ray2.65Å0.260.78Botulinum neurotoxin type E
3ffz.2.A13.75monomerHHblitsX-ray2.65Å0.260.78Botulinum neurotoxin type E
5hon.1.A15.92monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.280.76Extracellular arabinanase
1diw.1.A9.94monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.250.78TETANUS TOXIN HC
1yxw.1.A9.32monomerHHblitsX-ray2.20Å0.250.78Tetanus toxin (Tentoxylysin)
1dll.1.A9.32monomerHHblitsX-ray1.80Å0.250.78TETANUS TOXIN
3hn1.1.A9.32monomerHHblitsX-ray2.10Å0.250.78Tetanus toxin
1a8d.1.A9.32monomerHHblitsX-ray1.57Å0.250.78TETANUS NEUROTOXIN
1af9.1.A9.32monomerHHblitsX-ray2.70Å0.250.78TETANUS NEUROTOXIN
1dfq.1.A10.00monomerHHblitsX-ray2.60Å0.250.78TETANUS TOXIN HC
1d0h.1.A10.00monomerHHblitsX-ray2.10Å0.250.78PROTEIN (TETANUS TOXIN HC)
5mc9.1.A12.58hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.13Å0.250.77Laminin subunit alpha-1
5ho2.1.A14.74monomerHHblitsX-ray2.37Å0.270.76Extracellular arabinanase
5ho0.1.A14.74monomerHHblitsX-ray2.35Å0.270.76Extracellular arabinanase
5hp6.1.A14.74monomerHHblitsX-ray2.09Å0.270.76Extracellular arabinanase
3asi.1.A12.26monomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.260.75Neurexin-1-alpha
2sli.1.A12.34monomerHHblitsX-ray1.80Å0.270.75INTRAMOLECULAR TRANS-SIALIDASE
3vuo.1.A12.99monomerHHblitsX-ray3.90Å0.260.75NTNHA
2h0b.1.A12.90monomerHHblitsX-ray2.10Å0.260.75Neurexin-1-alpha
1pz8.1.A14.19monomerHHblitsX-ray2.35Å0.260.75Agrin
1pz9.2.A14.19monomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.260.75Agrin
1pz9.1.A14.19monomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.260.75Agrin
4xe9.1.A11.84monomerHHblitsX-ray1.84Å0.270.74Sialidase B
4xmi.1.A11.84monomerHHblitsX-ray1.97Å0.270.74Sialidase B
4c1w.1.A15.03monomerHHblitsX-ray1.84Å0.270.74NEURAMINIDASE
1q56.1.A12.18monomerHHblitsNMRNA0.250.76Agrin
3poy.1.A14.38monomerHHblitsX-ray3.02Å0.260.74Neurexin-1-alpha
3v0a.1.B11.69hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.70Å0.260.75NTNH
1kdm.1.A14.84homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray2.35Å0.250.75sex hormone-binding globulin
1kdk.1.A14.84homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray1.70Å0.250.75Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin
4xyx.1.A12.00monomerHHblitsX-ray2.10Å0.270.73Sialidase B
4xog.1.A12.00monomerHHblitsX-ray2.09Å0.270.73Sialidase B
4zkt.1.B12.42hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.05Å0.260.74Botulinum neurotoxin type E, nontoxic-nonhemagglutinin component, NTNH
1pz7.1.A14.38monomerHHblitsX-ray1.42Å0.260.74Agrin
1pz7.2.A14.38monomerHHblitsX-ray1.42Å0.260.74Agrin
4yw1.1.A12.08monomerHHblitsX-ray2.25Å0.270.72Neuraminidase C
4yz1.1.A12.08monomerHHblitsX-ray1.97Å0.270.72Putative neuraminidase
3pve.1.A15.23monomerHHblitsX-ray1.40Å0.260.73Agrin, Agrin protein
5mc9.1.A16.11hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.13Å0.270.72Laminin subunit alpha-1
3v64.1.B13.82hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.85Å0.250.74Low-density lipoprotein receptor-related protein 4
3v64.1.C13.82hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.85Å0.250.74Low-density lipoprotein receptor-related protein 4
3v65.1.A13.82hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.30Å0.250.74Agrin
3v65.1.D13.82hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.30Å0.250.74Agrin
2jkb.1.A12.16monomerHHblitsX-ray1.54Å0.270.72SIALIDASE B
2wjs.1.A14.67monomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.260.73LAMININ SUBUNIT ALPHA-2
2jd4.1.A11.92monomerHHblitsX-ray1.90Å0.250.73LAMININ SUBUNIT ALPHA-1
2jd4.2.A11.92monomerHHblitsX-ray1.90Å0.250.73LAMININ SUBUNIT ALPHA-1
2vw2.1.A12.16monomerHHblitsX-ray1.70Å0.270.72SIALIDASE B
2r16.1.A15.44monomerHHblitsX-ray1.04Å0.260.72Neurexin-1-alpha
5ik4.1.A14.67monomerHHblitsX-ray1.27Å0.260.73Laminin subunit alpha-2
1lhv.1.A15.23homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.250.73SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN
2wjs.1.A14.19monomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.260.72LAMININ SUBUNIT ALPHA-2
5ik7.1.A15.54monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.72Laminin subunit alpha-2
5ik7.2.A15.54monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.72Laminin subunit alpha-2
1dyk.1.A15.54monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.72LAMININ ALPHA 2 CHAIN
1okq.1.A14.09monomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.250.72LAMININ ALPHA 2 CHAIN
1d2s.1.A16.11homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray1.55Å0.250.72SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN
3r05.1.A12.93monomerHHblitsX-ray2.95Å0.260.71Neurexin-1-alpha
1qu0.1.A12.84homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray2.35Å0.250.72LAMININ ALPHA2 CHAIN
3b3q.1.C17.48hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.40Å0.270.69NRXN1 protein
3poy.1.A13.89monomerHHblitsX-ray3.02Å0.270.70Neurexin-1-alpha
3qcw.1.A13.89monomerHHblitsX-ray2.65Å0.270.70Neurexin-1-alpha
3r05.1.A13.99monomerHHblitsX-ray2.95Å0.270.69Neurexin-1-alpha
3asi.1.A19.15monomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.280.68Neurexin-1-alpha
2xb6.1.B17.61hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.60Å0.270.69NEUREXIN-1-BETA
2wqz.1.B17.61hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.90Å0.270.69NEUREXIN-1-BETA
3vkf.1.C16.08hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.30Å0.270.69Neurexin-1-beta
3vkf.1.D16.08hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.30Å0.270.69Neurexin-1-beta
1f5f.1.A15.86homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray1.70Å0.260.70SEX HORMONE-BINDING GLOBULIN
3sh4.1.A15.60monomerHHblitsX-ray1.50Å0.270.68LG3 peptide
3sh5.1.A15.60monomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.270.68LG3 peptide
5fre.1.A13.48monomerHHblitsX-ray1.90Å0.270.68EXO-ALPHA-SIALIDASE
5fra.1.A13.48monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.270.68SIALIDASE
2jd4.1.A15.60monomerHHblitsX-ray1.90Å0.270.68LAMININ SUBUNIT ALPHA-1
2jd4.2.A15.60monomerHHblitsX-ray1.90Å0.270.68LAMININ SUBUNIT ALPHA-1
3mw3.1.A14.89monomerHHblitsX-ray2.33Å0.260.68Neurexin-2-beta
1c4r.1.A19.57monomerHHblitsX-ray2.60Å0.280.67NEUREXIN-I BETA
3r4u.1.A11.19monomerHHblitsX-ray2.20Å0.250.69Botulinum neurotoxin type C1
3bop.1.A16.43monomerHHblitsX-ray3.00Å0.270.68beta-Neurexin 2D4
3bop.2.A16.43monomerHHblitsX-ray3.00Å0.270.68beta-Neurexin 2D4
3bop.3.A16.43monomerHHblitsX-ray3.00Å0.270.68beta-Neurexin 2D4
5ik7.1.A13.38monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.69Laminin subunit alpha-2
5ik7.2.A13.38monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.69Laminin subunit alpha-2
3n7l.1.A9.79monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.250.69Neurotoxin
4isq.1.A9.79hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.65Å0.250.69Neurotoxin
4isq.2.A9.79hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.65Å0.250.69Neurotoxin
4isq.3.A9.79hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.65Å0.250.69Neurotoxin
4isr.3.A9.79hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.59Å0.250.69Neurotoxin
3bod.1.A16.55monomerHHblitsX-ray1.70Å0.270.67Neurexin-1-alpha
3n7k.1.A10.56monomerHHblitsX-ray2.50Å0.250.69Botulinum neurotoxin type C1
2nz9.1.A14.49hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.79Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type A
3bta.1.A14.49monomerHHblitsX-ray3.20Å0.270.67PROTEIN (BOTULINUM NEUROTOXIN TYPE A)
3v0a.1.A14.49hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.70Å0.270.67BoNT/A
3v0c.1.A14.49monomerHHblitsX-ray4.30Å0.270.67BoNT/A
3n7m.1.A9.15monomerHHblitsX-ray2.60Å0.250.69Neurotoxin
4fvv.1.A9.15monomerHHblitsX-ray2.70Å0.250.69Neurotoxin
1okq.1.A13.48monomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.250.68LAMININ ALPHA 2 CHAIN
3azw.1.A9.15monomerHHblitsX-ray2.99Å0.250.69D/C mosaic neurotoxin
3azw.2.A9.15monomerHHblitsX-ray2.99Å0.250.69D/C mosaic neurotoxin
3azv.1.A9.15monomerHHblitsX-ray3.10Å0.250.69D/C mosaic neurotoxin
3azv.2.A9.15monomerHHblitsX-ray3.10Å0.250.69D/C mosaic neurotoxin
5ik4.1.A12.77monomerHHblitsX-ray1.27Å0.250.68Laminin subunit alpha-2
3mw4.1.A14.49monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.270.67Neurexin-2-beta
4ra0.1.A13.29hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.07Å0.240.69Growth arrest-specific protein 6
2v73.1.A13.57monomerHHblitsX-ray2.20Å0.250.68PUTATIVE EXO-ALPHA-SIALIDASE
1dyk.1.A12.77monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.250.68LAMININ ALPHA 2 CHAIN
1mz6.1.A15.94monomerHHblitsX-ray2.90Å0.270.67sialidase
3obr.1.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray1.72Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
3pme.1.A9.49monomerHHblitsX-ray1.56Å0.270.67Type C neurotoxin
4f83.1.A9.49monomerHHblitsX-ray1.70Å0.270.67Type C neurotoxin
3rmy.2.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
3rmy.1.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
3rmy.4.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
3ogg.1.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray1.65Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
3n7j.1.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
3rmx.1.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray2.75Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
3rmx.2.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray2.75Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
3rmx.3.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray2.75Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
3rmx.4.A10.22monomerHHblitsX-ray2.75Å0.270.67Botulinum neurotoxin type D
1wcs.1.A16.79monomerHHblitsX-ray2.80Å0.270.67SIALIDASE
2c5d.1.A14.08hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.30Å0.240.69GROWTH-ARREST-SPECIFIC PROTEIN 6 PRECURSOR
1h30.1.A14.08monomerHHblitsX-ray2.20Å0.240.69GROWTH-ARREST-SPECIFIC PROTEIN
2ags.1.A16.06monomerHHblitsX-ray1.70Å0.270.67sialidase
1n1s.1.A16.06monomerHHblitsX-ray1.64Å0.260.67Sialidase
5jlv.1.A11.59hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.67Botulinum neurotoxin type A
5jlv.2.A11.59hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.67Botulinum neurotoxin type A
5jmc.1.A11.59hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.64Å0.260.67Botulinum neurotoxin type A
4jra.1.A11.59hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.260.67Botulinum neurotoxin type A
4jra.2.A11.59hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.260.67Botulinum neurotoxin type A
5tpc.1.A11.59monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.67Botulinum neurotoxin type A
4iqp.1.A11.59monomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.260.67Botulinum neurotoxin type A
3fuo.1.A11.59monomerHHblitsX-ray1.80Å0.260.67Botulinum neurotoxin type A
1s0i.1.A13.87monomerHHblitsX-ray1.60Å0.260.67trans-sialidase
3pjq.1.A13.87monomerHHblitsX-ray2.10Å0.260.67Trans-sialidase
1ms4.1.A13.87monomerHHblitsX-ray2.21Å0.260.67trans-sialidase
1ms0.2.A13.87monomerHHblitsX-ray2.50Å0.260.67trans-sialidase
1ms5.1.A13.87monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.67trans-sialidase
3rsj.1.A11.68monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.67BoNT/F
3fuq.1.A11.68monomerHHblitsX-ray2.10Å0.260.67BoNT/F (Neurotoxin type F)
3qcw.1.A19.40monomerHHblitsX-ray2.65Å0.280.65Neurexin-1-alpha
4kbb.1.A11.03hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.260.66Botulinum neurotoxin type B
4kbb.2.A11.03hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.260.66Botulinum neurotoxin type B
2c5d.1.A14.07hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.30Å0.260.66GROWTH-ARREST-SPECIFIC PROTEIN 6 PRECURSOR
1h30.1.A14.07monomerHHblitsX-ray2.20Å0.260.66GROWTH-ARREST-SPECIFIC PROTEIN
4ra0.1.A14.18hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.07Å0.260.65Growth arrest-specific protein 6
5tpb.2.A14.18monomerHHblitsX-ray2.60Å0.260.65Botulinum neurotoxin type A
5tpb.1.A14.18monomerHHblitsX-ray2.60Å0.260.65Botulinum neurotoxin type A
2nm1.1.A10.53hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.15Å0.260.65Botulinum neurotoxin type B
1z0h.1.A10.53monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.65Botulinum neurotoxin type B
1z0h.2.A10.53monomerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.260.65Botulinum neurotoxin type B
3biw.1.C16.15hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray3.50Å0.270.63Neurexin-1-beta
2r1d.1.A16.15monomerHHblitsX-ray2.60Å0.270.63Neurexin-1-beta
2r1d.2.A16.15monomerHHblitsX-ray2.60Å0.270.63Neurexin-1-beta
3flt.1.A34.26homo-16-merBLASTX-ray2.70Å0.380.52SAP-like pentraxin
2uur.1.A16.94monomerHHblitsX-ray1.80Å0.270.60COLLAGEN ALPHA-1(IX) CHAIN
2es3.1.A13.93monomerHHblitsX-ray1.85Å0.260.59Thrombospondin-1
2es3.2.A13.93monomerHHblitsX-ray1.85Å0.260.59Thrombospondin-1
2erf.1.A13.93monomerHHblitsX-ray1.45Å0.260.59Thrombospondin-1
1z78.1.A13.45monomerHHblitsX-ray1.80Å0.260.58Thrombospondin 1
2ouj.1.A13.45homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray1.90Å0.260.58Thrombospondin-1
1za4.1.A13.45monomerHHblitsX-ray1.90Å0.260.58Thrombospondin 1
2ouh.1.A13.45monomerHHblitsX-ray2.40Å0.260.58Thrombospondin-1
2ouh.2.A13.45monomerHHblitsX-ray2.40Å0.260.58Thrombospondin-1
2r1b.1.A13.46monomerHHblitsX-ray1.72Å0.260.50Neurexin-1-beta
3mw2.1.A12.87monomerHHblitsX-ray2.69Å0.250.49Neurexin-1-alpha
3zyp.1.A7.14monomerHHblitsX-ray1.50Å0.240.41CIP1
3mpp.1.A11.25monomerHHblitsX-ray1.98Å0.260.39Botulinum neurotoxin type G
1fv2.1.A11.39monomerHHblitsX-ray2.50Å0.260.38TETANUS TOXIN HEAVY CHAIN
1fv3.2.A11.39monomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.260.38TETANUS TOXIN HEAVY CHAIN
1fv3.1.A11.39monomerHHblitsX-ray2.30Å0.260.38TETANUS TOXIN HEAVY CHAIN
3uv0.1.A11.27homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray1.90Å0.260.34Mutator 2, isoform B
2lc1.1.A21.05monomerHHblitsNMRNA0.290.18Putative uncharacterized protein TB39.8
2zzj.1.A21.88monomerHHblitsX-ray1.80Å0.320.16Glucuronan lyase A
5dxd.1.A16.67monomerHHblitsX-ray1.70Å0.300.15Putative beta-glucanase
4m01.1.A9.68monomerHHblitsX-ray2.10Å0.260.15Serine-rich adhesin for platelets
4m00.1.A9.68monomerHHblitsX-ray2.05Å0.260.15Serine-rich adhesin for platelets
4cpl.1.A6.90homo-tetramerHHblitsX-ray2.00Å0.230.14NEURAMINIDASE
4cpo.1.A6.90homo-dimerHHblitsX-ray2.20Å0.220.14NEURAMINIDASE
3po8.1.A16.67monomerHHblitsX-ray1.50Å0.240.12Putative uncharacterized protein TB39.8
3poa.1.A16.67hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.01Å0.240.12Putative uncharacterized protein TB39.8
3oun.1.A17.39hetero-oligomerHHblitsX-ray2.71Å0.240.11Putative uncharacterized protein TB39.8