Allochromatium vinosum
| Assembly | Physical composition | Protein state | Molecular copy count | Associated components | Data consistency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Protein monomer | Monomer | Protein 1 | IRON/SULFUR CLUSTER × 1 | Consistent with protein count |
| UniProt name | HIP_CHRVI |
| Isoform | — |
| PDB entities | 1 |
| Chains and sequence ranges | Author chain A； PDBConstruct 1–85； UniProt 38–122 |
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| Entry ID entry_id | 1hrq |
| Deposition date deposition_date | 1995-01-17 |
| Structure title title | THE THREE-DIMENSIONAL SOLUTION STRUCTURE OF THE REDUCED HIGH-POTENTIAL IRON-SULFUR PROTEIN FROM CHROMATIUM VINOSUM THROUGH NMR |
| Keywords keywords | ELECTRON TRANSFER (IRON-SULFUR PROTEIN); ELECTRON TRANSFER (IRON-SULFUR PROTEIN) |
| Experimental Method method | SOLUTION NMR |
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Assembly 1 · Model 1 · CRYSOL 4.1.3-1-20251215 (887e7ef)
| Rg（Guinier） | 12.28 Å |
| Rg (electron density) | 11.41 Å |
| Total Rg | 12.45 Å |
| Atom count | 1224 |
| Residues | 85 |
| Excluded volume | 11130 ų |
| Maximum q | 0.500 Å⁻¹ |
| Domain ID domain_id | d1hrqa_ |
| Class class | g — Small proteins |
| Fold Fold fold | g.35 — HIPIP (high potential iron protein) |
| Superfamily Superfamily superfamily | g.35.1 — HIPIP (high potential iron protein) |
| Family Family family | g.35.1.1 — HIPIP (high potential iron protein) |
| Domain ID domain_id | 1hrqA00 |
| Class class | 4 — Few Secondary Structures |
| Architecture architecture | 10 — Irregular |
| Topology topology | 490 — High-Potential Iron-Sulfur Protein; Chain A |
| Homologous superfamily homologous superfamily | 10 — High potential iron-sulphur protein |