2.3 A structure of putative catechol degradative operon regulator from Rhodococcus sp. RHA1

Midwest Center for Structural Genomics (MCSG)

GMTESDRDYIQSIERGFAVLLAFDAQRPNPTLAELATEAGLSRPAVRRILLTLQKLGYVAGSGGRWSLTPRVLSIGQHYS
ESHALIEAA(MSE)PRLLEVAEKTQESASLGVLDGADVVYAARVPVRRI(MSE)SINVSVGTRVPAYATS(MSE)GRALL
AWAPADVVERVVAESTFQKLGPETIGTAAELERELAKVREQGFALTSEELEKGLISLAAPVHDAGGTVVGVVACSTSSAR
NTPAQFREQAVPCVLAAAAALSAD(MSE)GFAG

GMTESDRDYIQSIERGFAVLLAFDAQRPNPTLAELATEAGLSRPAVRRILLTLQKLGYVAGSGGRWSLTPRVLSIGQHYS
ESHALIEAAMPRLLEVAEKTQESASLGVLDGADVVYAARVPVRRIMSINVSVGTRVPAYATSMGRALLAWAPADVVERVV
AESTFQKLGPETIGTAAELERELAKVREQGFALTSEELEKGLISLAAPVHDAGGTVVGVVACSTSSARNTPAQFREQAVP
CVLAAAAALSADMGFAG

25% PEG3350, 0.2M Li Sulphate, 0.1M Bis-Tris, cryo condition is 8/8/8% (Sucr,Glycer,550MME)in mag. sol., pH 5.5, VAPOR DIFFUSION, HANGING DROP, temperature 293K

SEQUENCE
No database reference was available at the time of
processing for this structure.

HYDROGENS HAVE BEEN ADDED IN THE RIDING POSITIONS

The biological assembly is a dimer, there are two dimers in an asymmetric unit. chain A and B forms a dimer, chain C and D forms another dimer.

Transcriptional regulator, IclR family, structural genomics, MCSG, PSI, Protein Structure Initiative, Midwest Center for Structural Genomics, UNKNOWN FUNCTION