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Search term(s): GO:0031092
1bmo P09486 1dpk P08514 1dpq P08514 1fsb P16109 1g1q P16109 1g1r P16109 1g1s P16109 1hes P16109 1jv2 P05106 1jx5 P08514 1kjd P16109 1kup P05106 P08514 1kuz P05106 P08514 1l5g P05106 1m1x P05106 1m8o P05106 P08514 1miz P05106 1mk7 P05106 1mk9 P05106 1nub P09486 1rn0 P05106 P08514 1s4w P08514 1s4x P05106 1sra P09486 1tye P05106 P08514 1u8c P05106 1uv9 P08514 1xq8 P37840 2h7d P05106 2h7e P05106 2ini P05106 2jn5 P37840 2k1a P08514 2k9j P05106 P08514 2kkw P37840 2knc P05106 P08514 2kv9 P05106 2ky5 P16284 2l1c P05106 2l91 P05106 2ljd P05106 2lje P05106 2ljf P05106 2m55 P37840 2mtp P05106 P08514 2n0a P37840 2n9y P05106 P08514 2q6w P05106 2rmz P05106 2rn0 P05106 2v53 P09486 2vc2 P05106 P08514 2vdk P05106 P08514 2vdl P05106 P08514 2vdm P05106 P08514 2vdn P05106 P08514 2vdo P05106 P08514 2vdp P05106 P08514 2vdq P05106 P08514 2vdr P05106 P08514 2x6m P37840 2yst O60245 3fcs P05106 P08514 3fcu P05106 P08514 3ije P05106 3nid P05106 P08514 3nif P05106 P08514 3nig P05106 P08514 3q25 P37840 3q26 P37840 3q27 P37840 3q28 P37840 3q29 P37840 3t3m P05106 P08514 3t3p P05106 P08514 3zdx P05106 P08514 3zdy P05106 P08514 3zdz P05106 P08514 3ze0 P05106 P08514 3ze1 P05106 P08514 3ze2 P05106 P08514 4bxl P37840 4cak P05106 P08514 4g1e P05106 4g1m P05106 4gxb Q01102 4hxj P05106 4mmx P05106 4mmy P05106 4mmz P05106 4o02 P05106 4r0u P37840 4r0w P37840 4rik P37840 4ril P37840 4z7n P05106 P08514 4z7o P05106 P08514 4z7q P05106 P08514 4znn P37840 5c14 P16284 5crw P37840 5gni P16284 5hdb P05106 P08514 5jbt Q06481 5lgd P16671
105 PDB structures found
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