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PDB Keywords for 4XO0

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

• Host-Guest Complex|B-Dna|Non-Natural Nucleobase Pair|Synthetic Biology|Transferase-Dna Complex [GO] [PubMed] [Google]

GO Keywords for 4XO0

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

• nucleic acid binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• DNA binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• RNA binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• catalytic activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• DNA-directed DNA polymerase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• RNA-directed DNA polymerase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• aspartic-type endopeptidase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• nuclease activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• endonuclease activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• RNA-DNA hybrid ribonuclease activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• structural molecule activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• RNA-dependent DNA biosynthetic process [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• DNA recombination [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• proteolysis [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• metabolic process [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• peptidase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• zinc ion binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• DNA integration [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• membrane [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• viral process [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• transferase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• nucleotidyltransferase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• hydrolase activity [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• virion [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• viral nucleocapsid [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• viral capsid [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• virion assembly [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• host cell plasma membrane [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• host cell membrane [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• structural constituent of virion [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• viral entry into host cell [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• metal ion binding [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• DNA biosynthetic process [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• establishment of integrated proviral latency [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• nucleic acid phosphodiester bond hydrolysis [GO] [PubMed] [Google]
• RNA phosphodiester bond hydrolysis, endonucleolytic [GO] [PubMed] [Google]