Killer cell lectin-like receptor subfamily G member 1
Mus musculus
State in the Current Structure
| Assembly | Oligomeric State | Construct | Mutations and Modifications | Ligands, Ions and Associated Components | Method and Experimental Conditions | Structure Quality |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Protein homooligomer Homooligomer Protein × 2 PDB declaration: dimeric(2) Consistent with protein copy count | Chain A; UniProt 75–188 Chain B; UniProt 75–188 | Fragment:UNP residues 75-188, C-type lectin domain | No other associated polymer | X-RAY DIFFRACTION X-ray crystallization conditions:VAPOR DIFFUSION;pH 8;298 K;Na,KPO4, pH 8.0, vapor diffusion, temperature 298K | Resolution 1.80 Å R-free 0.257 |
| 2 | Protein monomer Monomer Protein × 1 PDB declaration: monomeric(1) Consistent with protein copy count | Chain A; UniProt 75–188 | Fragment:UNP residues 75-188, C-type lectin domain | No other associated polymer | X-RAY DIFFRACTION X-ray crystallization conditions:VAPOR DIFFUSION;pH 8;298 K;Na,KPO4, pH 8.0, vapor diffusion, temperature 298K | Resolution 1.80 Å R-free 0.257 |
| 3 | Protein monomer Monomer Protein × 1 PDB declaration: monomeric(1) Consistent with protein copy count | Chain B; UniProt 75–188 | Fragment:UNP residues 75-188, C-type lectin domain | No other associated polymer | X-RAY DIFFRACTION X-ray crystallization conditions:VAPOR DIFFUSION;pH 8;298 K;Na,KPO4, pH 8.0, vapor diffusion, temperature 298K | Resolution 1.80 Å R-free 0.257 |
Other States of the Same Protein in the Database
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View Construct and Data Evidence
| UniProt name | KLRG1_MOUSE |
| Isoform | — |
| PDB entities | 1 |
| Chains and sequence ranges | Author chain A; PDBConstruct 2–115; UniProt 75–188 Author chain B; PDBConstruct 2–115; UniProt 75–188 |