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Search term(s): GO:0048246
1a3k P17931 1a7s P20160 1ae5 P20160 1b08 P35247 1b2t P78423 1b3a P13501 1b50 P10147 1b53 P10147 1dok P13500 1dol P13500 1dom P13500 1don P13500 1eqt P13501 1f2l P78423 1fy1 P20160 1fy3 P20160 1hrj P13501 1kjl P17931 1kjr P17931 1m7l P35247 1mca P13500 1ml0 P13500 1pw9 P35247 1pwb P35247 1rtn P13501 1rto P13501 1u4l P13501 1u4m P13501 1u4p P13501 1u4r P13501 2bdn P13500 2ggu P35247 2ggx P35247 2l9h P13501 2nmn P17931 2nmo P17931 2nn8 P17931 2nz1 P13500 2orj P35247 2ork P35247 2os9 P35247 2ria P35247 2rib P35247 2ric P35247 2rid P35247 2rie P35247 2vxw P13501 2x69 P10147 2x6g P10147 2xg3 P17931 3aya P17931 3ayc P17931 3ayd P17931 3aye P17931 3dbz P35247 3fpu P10147 3g81 P35247 3g83 P35247 3g84 P35247 3h44 P10147 3ifd P13500 3ikn P35247 3ikp P35247 3ikq P35247 3ikr P35247 3kbx P10147 3ona P78423 3t1l P17931 3t1m P17931 3zsj P17931 3zsk P17931 3zsl P17931 3zsm P17931 4bli P17931 4blj P17931 4bm8 P17931 4dn4 P13500 4e52 P35247 4ip8 P0DJI8 4ip9 P0DJI8 4jc1 P17931 4jck P17931 4lbj P17931 4lbk P17931 4lbl P17931 4lbm P17931 4lbn P17931 4lbo P17931 4m17 P35247 4m18 P35247 4r8i P13500 4r9a P17931 4r9b P17931 4r9c P17931 4r9d P17931 4ra8 P10147 4rl7 P17931 4xbn P17931 4xt1 P78423 4xt3 P78423 4zk9 P13500 4zkb P10147 4zlt P10855 5a9q Q9BW27 5cmd P13501 5cor P10147 5coy P13501 5d65 P10147 5dnf P13501 5e88 P17931 5e89 P17931 5e8a P17931 5exo P17931 5glh P24530 5gli P24530 5h9p P17931 5h9r P17931 5iuq P17931 5nf7 P17931 5nf9 P17931 5nfa P17931 5nfb P17931 5nfc P17931 5uiw P13501
124 PDB structures found
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