UBIQUITIN NMR STRUCTURE DOI:10.2210/pdb1d3z/pdb

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Primary Citation       Related Citations in PDB Entry (REMARK 1) Hide     Molecular Description Hide Classification: Hydrolase Structure Weight: 8576.91 Molecule: PROTEIN (UBIQUITIN) Polymer: 1 Type: protein Length: 76 Chains: A Organism Homo sapiens Gene Name UBC UniProtKB:   Protein Feature View | Search PDB | P0CG48         Source Hide Polymer: 1 Scientific Name: Homo sapiens   Taxonomy   Common Name: Human Expression System: Escherichia coli       Related PDB Entries Hide Identifier Details 1UBQ        External Domain Annotations Hide SCOP Classification v1.75: 1 Domain - data from SCOP   CATH Classification v3.4.0: 1 Domain - data from CATH   Pfam Classification: 2 Domains - data from Pfam       Structural Biology Knowledgebase Data Hide     Data in orange boxes are gathered from external resources (when available). Reset Layout

Structure Image     View in 3D More Images... Downloadable viewers: Simple Viewer Protein Workshop Ligand Explorer Kiosk Viewer Other Viewers  KiNG WebMol QuickPDB FirstGlance         MyPDB Personal Annotations Hide     Deposition Summary Hide Authors:   Cornilescu, G.,  Marquardt, J.L.,  Ottiger, M.,  Bax, A. Deposition:   1999-10-01 Release:   1999-10-14 Last Modified (REVDAT):   2009-02-24     Revision History    Hide Mouse over text for details 2011-07-13 Version format compliance     Experimental Details Hide Method:   SOLUTION NMR Exp. Data:   NMR Restraints NMR Restraint Grid   BMRB   NMR Ensemble Conformers Calculated:     54 Conformers Submitted:     10 Selection Criteria: STRUCTURES WITH THE LOWEST ENERGY NMR Refine Method: SOLUTION NMR     Molecule of the Month Hide Ubiquitin