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Search term(s): GO:0009186
1aft P11157 1av8 P69924 1biq P69924 1h0n P11157 1h0o P11157 1jk0 P09938 P49723 1jpr P69924 1jqc P69924 1kgn O69274 1kgo O69274 1kgp O69274 1mrr P69924 1mxr P69924 1oqu O69274 1pfr P69924 1pim P69924 1piu P69924 1piy P69924 1piz P69924 1pj0 P69924 1pj1 P69924 1pm2 P69924 1r1r P69924 1r2f P17424 1r65 P69924 1rib P69924 1rnr P69924 1rsr P69924 1rsv P69924 1smq P09938 1sms P49723 1syy O84835 1uzr P9WH70 P9WH71 1w68 P11157 1w69 P11157 1xik P69924 1xsm P11157 1yfd P69924 1zzd P49723 2alx P69924 2ani O84835 2av8 P69924 2bq1 P17424 2cvy P09938 2o1z A5K1H0 2p1i Q7RIF3 2r1r P69924 2r2f P17424 2rcc Q9KFH7 2uw2 P31350 2vux Q7LG56 2x0x P69924 2xak P69924 2xap P69924 2xav P69924 2xaw P69924 2xax P69924 2xay P69924 2xaz P69924 2xo4 P69924 2xo5 P69924 2xof P69924 3dhz O69274 3ee4 P9WH68 P9WH69 3hf1 Q7LG56 3mjo O69274 3n37 P37146 3n38 P37146 3n39 P37146 3n3a P37146 3n3b P37146 3olj P31350 3r1r P69924 P69925 3uus P69924 3vpm P31350 3vpn P31350 3vpo P31350 4a58 P0CAP6 4a5c P0CAP6 4a5d P0CAP6 4a5e P0CAP6 4a5f P0CAP6 4a5h P0CAP6 4a5i P0CAP6 4a5j P0CAP6 4ac8 P9WH68 P9WH69 4bmo Q81G55 4bmp Q81G55 4bmq Q81G55 4bmr Q81G55 4bmt Q81G55 4bmu Q81G55 4d8f O84835 4d8g O84835 4djn Q7LG56 4dr0 P50621 4erm P69924 4erp P69924 4hr0 Q5KW80 4hr4 Q5KW80 4hr5 Q5KW80 4m1f P37146 4m1h O84835 4m1i O84835 4n83 A3CLZ4 4r1r P69924 4xb9 Q5KW80 4xbv Q5KW80 4xbw Q5KW80 5ci2 P69924 P69925 5ci3 P69924 P69925 5cns P69924 5cnt P69924 5cnu P69924 5cnv P69924 5dco Q5KW80 5dcr Q5KW80 5dcs Q5KW80 5ekb Q5KW80 5r1r P69924 6r1r P69924 7r1r P69924
122 PDB structures found
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