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PDB ID1u5s  sequence information (FASTA format)   
DescriptorCytoplasmic protein NCK2, PINCH protein
TitleNMR structure of the complex between Nck-2 SH3 domain and PINCH-1 LIM4 domain
Functional KeywordsProtein-protein complex, beta barrel, beta sheet, zinc finger, METAL BINDING PROTEIN
Biological sourceHomo sapiens (human)
Cellular location [UNP - O43639] Cytoplasm
[UNP - P48059] Cell junction, focal adhesion
Organ source [UNP - O43639] Lung
[UNP - O43639] Placenta, and Uterus
[UNP - O43639] Platelet
[UNP - O43639] Leukemic T-cell
[UNP - P48059] Fetal liver
[UNP - P48059] Bone marrow
[UNP - P48059] Renal cell carcinoma
Total number of polymer chains2
Total molecular weight15726.7 (the details in Structural Details Page)
AuthorsVaynberg, J. , Fukuda, T. , Vinogradova, O. , Velyvis, A. , Ng, L. , Wu, C. , Qin, J. (deposition date : 2004-07-28, release date : 2005-04-05, last modified : 2009-02-24)
Primary citationVaynberg, J. , Fukuda, T. , Chen, K. , Vinogradova, O. , Velyvis, A. , Tu, Y. , Ng, L. , Wu, C. , Qin, J.
Structure of an ultraweak protein-protein complex and its crucial role in regulation of cell morphology and motility.
Mol.Cell, 17:513 - 523, 2005.(PubMed : 15721255)  (DOI: 10.1016/j.molcel.2004.12.031)
Experimental methodSOLUTION NMR
Other Database Information
Yorodumi , CATH , FSSP , SCOP , VAST , UniProt ( O43639, P48059 ) , eF-site , PISA , NRG-CING , wwPDB/RDF



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