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PDB Keywords for 2L6F

(Keywords from the PDB file are used here. They may or may not correspond to GO term names).

• Fat|Fak|Ld2|Ld4|Paxillin|Fusion Protein|Chimera Protein||Transferase|Cell Adhesion [GO] [PubMed] [Google]

GO Keywords for 2L6F

(Here all GO term names are given that map directly to this particular structure).

• stress fiber [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• protein binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cell [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cytoplasm [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cytoskeleton [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• plasma membrane [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• focal adhesion [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cell adhesion [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cell-matrix adhesion [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• zinc ion binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• vinculin binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cell junction [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• response to muscle stretch [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• metal ion binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• nucleotide binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• angiogenesis [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• protease binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• calcium-dependent cysteine-type endopeptidase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• protein kinase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• protein tyrosine kinase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• non-membrane spanning protein tyrosine kinase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• obsolete signal transducer activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• integrin binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• protein binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• ATP binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cell [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• nucleus [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cytoplasm [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• microtubule organizing center [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cytoskeleton [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• plasma membrane [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• focal adhesion [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• protein phosphorylation [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• proteolysis [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• actin filament organization [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• signal complex assembly [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• epidermal growth factor receptor signaling pathway [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• multicellular organism development [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• positive regulation of cell proliferation [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• response to pH [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• negative regulation of cell-substrate adhesion [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• membrane [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• kinase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• phosphorylation [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• transferase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• peptidyl-tyrosine phosphorylation [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• pyramidal neuron migration [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• cell junction [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• extrinsic component of cytoplasmic side of plasma membrane [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• negative regulation of protein autophosphorylation [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• positive regulation of protein binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• response to muscle stretch [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• peptidyl-tyrosine autophosphorylation [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• sarcolemma [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• identical protein binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• wound healing, spreading of cells [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• innate immune response [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• protein autophosphorylation [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• perinuclear region of cytoplasm [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• positive regulation of focal adhesion assembly [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• angiogenesis involved in wound healing [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• positive regulation of protein tyrosine kinase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• positive regulation of substrate-dependent cell migration, cell attachment to substrate [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• negative regulation of anoikis [GO] [PubMed] [Google]