MolNFT v1 · #6265 · protein
How does a symmetric dimer recognize an asymmetric substrate? a substrate complex of HIV-1 protease.
1F7A: “How does a symmetric dimer recognize an asymmetric substrate? a substrate complex of HIV-1 protease.”. X-ray diffraction. MolNFT v1 #6265 on GenesisL1: 3D structure, binding sites and pockets in GL1X.
- PDB
- 1F7A
- Type
- protein
- Length
- 207 residues
- Chains
- 3
- Method
- x-ray diffraction
- Collection
- MolNFT v1 / PDB
- Contract
- 0xDE3723766Bc32dcACD03C17BaA400A7B36837Eba
- Owner
- 0x3396CDB397284571d12822B4ae1189a8E22AAAAA
- UniProt
- P03369
Structure
x-ray diffraction · 2 distinct chains.
| Chain | Molecule | Type | Residues | Secondary structure | UniProt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A, B | — | protein | 99 | — | P03369 |
| P | — | protein | 9 | — | — |
Compared structures
- 1F7A · How does a symmetric dimer recognize an asymmetric substrate? a substrate complex of… · the same entry in another collection · chain A against A, TM-score 1.00
Analyse
- Open in the research workbench: secondary structure, accessibility, pockets, interfaces, conservation, variants, modifications, peptides and crosslinks on the 3D structure
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- Elsewhere: RCSB PDB 1F7A · PDBe 1F7A · UniProt P03369
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