The Mycobacterium tuberculosis ClpB disaggregase hexamer structure in conformation T in the presence of DnaK chaperone and a model substrate
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- Description
- This deposit in the Research Collaboratory for Structural Bioinformatics Protein Data Base (PDB) includes electron microscopy data used to describe the Mycobacterium tuberculosis ClpB disaggregase hexamer structure in conformation T in the presence of DnaK chaperone and a model substrate. The main summary display for this entry includes information on the experimental method, validation, macromolecules, small molecules included in the deposit, as well as version history and funding identification. Data is provided for download as FASTA sequence format, the Protein Data Bases own PDB format, crystallographic information file (.cif), XML, the EM map, as well as the full validation file in either PDF or XML formats. Additionally, the PDB provides embedded visualization software to display a 3D view of the protein: PDB's Mol* viewer, NGL viewer, and JSmol. PDB provides protein family and gene product annotations, additional details about the experiment parameters, a Protein Feature Viewer (in the Sequence tab) which displays all available features and alignments of known polymer instances, and a genome view which provides graphical summaries of the correspondences between PDB Entity sequences and genomes.
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Accession #: 6W6I - Access Restrictions
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Free to All
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- DOI
- 10.2210/pdb6W6I/pdb
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- Software Used
- Dataset Format(s)
- PDF, XML, FASTA, PDB, CIF, MAP
- Data Tool(s)
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Electron Microscopy
- Dataset Size
- 523 KB (PDB)
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