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Search term(s): GO:0045179
1a57 P02693 1ael P02693 1d0x P08799 1d0y P08799 1d0z P08799 1d1a P08799 1d1b P08799 1d1c P08799 1dc9 P02693 1ekz P25159 1fmv P08799 1fmw P08799 1g13 P17900 1g8x P08799 1icm P02693 1icn P02693 1ifb P02693 1ifc P02693 1jwy P08799 1jx2 P08799 1lfo P02692 1lvk P08799 1m4e P81172 1m4f P81172 1mij P29617 1mma P08799 1mmd P08799 1mmg P08799 1mmn P08799 1mnd P08799 1mne P08799 1pu5 P17900 1pub P17900 1q5g P08799 1q7f Q8MQJ9 1ry4 O97111 1rzx O97111 1sa8 P02693 1stu P25159 1t8v P02693 1tjj P17900 1ure P02693 1vom P08799 1w9i P08799 1w9j P08799 1w9k P08799 1w9l P08799 1x8s O97111 1xpx P29617 1yv3 P08799 2af9 P17900 2ag2 P17900 2ag4 P17900 2ag9 P17900 2agc Q60648 2aka P08799 2f73 P07148 2ifb P02693 2jhr P08799 2jj9 P08799 2ju3 P02692 2ju7 P02692 2ju8 P02692 2kef P81172 2l67 P07148 2l68 P07148 2lc6 O97111 2lc7 O97111 2lkk P07148 2py1 P07148 2x9h P08799 2xel P08799 2xo8 P08799 2y0r P08799 2y8i P08799 2y9e P08799 3akn P02693 3b2h P07148 3b2i P07148 3b2j P07148 3b2k P07148 3b2l P07148 3bz7 P08799 3bz8 P08799 3bz9 P08799 3h0t P81172 3mjx P08799 3mkd P08799 3mnq P08799 3myh P08799 3myk P08799 3myl P08799 3stk P07148 3stm P07148 3stn P07148 3tvt P31007 Q9NH88 Q9VB22 3v69 Q9CWU5 3vg2 P07148 3vg3 P07148 3vg4 P07148 3vg5 P07148 3vg6 P07148 3vg7 P07148 4a1s Q5BIH3 Q9NH88 Q9VB22 Q9W2R4 4ae3 P08799 4j5m Q9ULV0 4lnz Q9ULV0 4lwz Q9ULV0 4lx0 Q9ULV0 4mjs P09217 4pjk P08799 4qae P81172 4rp3 P31007 4rp4 P31007 4rp5 P31007 4xhv M9NFI9 4zlr Q8MQJ9 5a7d Q24367 Q9VB22 5cff P25159 Q9VDR7 5ex7 Q8MQJ9 5i7z O97111
121 PDB structures found
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