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Lineage for d2axth1 (2axt H:2-65)

  1. Root: SCOP 1.75B
  2. Class f: Membrane and cell surface proteins and peptides [56835] (57 folds)
  3. Fold f.23: Single transmembrane helix [81407] (38 superfamilies)
    not a true fold
  4. Superfamily f.23.33: Photosystem II 10 kDa phosphoprotein PsbH [161025] (1 family) (S)
  5. Family f.23.33.1: PsbH-like [161026] (2 protein domains)
    Pfam PF00737
  6. Protein Photosystem II reaction center protein H, PsbH [161027] (1 species)
  7. Species Thermosynechococcus elongatus [TaxId:146786] [161028] (1 PDB entry)
    Uniprot Q8DJ43 2-65
  8. Domain d2axth1: 2axt H:2-65 [144932]
    Other proteins in same PDB: d2axta1, d2axtb1, d2axtc1, d2axtd1, d2axte1, d2axtf1, d2axti1, d2axtj1, d2axtk1, d2axtl1, d2axtm1, d2axto1, d2axtt1, d2axtu1, d2axtv1, d2axtz1
    complexed with bcr, bct, ca, cla, dgd, fe2, hem, lhg, lmt, mge, oec, pho, pq9, sqd, unk

Details for d2axth1

PDB Entry: 2axt (more details)
PDB Description: crystal structure of photosystem ii from thermosynechococcus
PDB Compounds: (H:) Photosystem II reaction center H protein

SCOP Domain Sequences for d2axth1:

Sequence; same for both SEQRES and ATOM records: (download)

>d2axth1 f.23.33.1 (H:2-65) Photosystem II reaction center protein H, PsbH {Thermosynechococcus elongatus [TaxId: 146786]}
arrtwlgdilrplnseygkvapgwgttplmavfmglflvflliileiynstlildgvnvs
wkal

SCOP Domain Coordinates for d2axth1:

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Timeline for d2axth1:

d2axth1 appears in SCOP 1.75A


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d2axth1 in context of chain



d2axth1 in context of PDB
Domains from other chains:
d2axta1, d2axtb1, d2axtc1, d2axtd1, d2axte1, d2axtf1, d2axti1, d2axtj1, d2axtk1, d2axtl1, d2axtm1, d2axto1, d2axtt1, d2axtu1, d2axtv1, d2axtz1


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