4qn1

Crystal Structure of a Functionally Uncharacterized Domain of E3 Ubiquitin Ligase SHPRH

Method: X-RAY DIFFRACTION
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1. Protein Identity and Related Structures Protein Identity & Related Structures

E3 ubiquitin-protein ligase SHPRH

Homo sapiens

UniProt Q149N8

State in the Current Structure

Assembly Physical composition Protein state Molecular copy count Associated components Data consistency
1 Protein monomer Monomer Protein 1 ZINC ION × 1 SULFATE ION × 1 UNKNOWN ATOM OR ION × 1 water × 1 Consistent with protein count

Other States of the Same Protein in the Database

View Construct and Data Evidence
UniProt name SHPRH_HUMAN
Isoform —
PDB entities 1
Chains and sequence ranges Author chain A; PDBConstruct 2–420; UniProt 1000–1418

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2. Structure Basics 2. Structure Basics

Entry ID entry_id4qn1
Deposition date deposition_date2014-06-17
Structure title titleCrystal Structure of a Functionally Uncharacterized Domain of E3 Ubiquitin Ligase SHPRH
Keywords keywordsSHPRH, E3 ligase, RING, Ubiquitin, Structural Genomics, Structural Genomics Consortium, SGC, UNKNOWN FUNCTION; UNKNOWN FUNCTION
Experimental Method methodX-RAY DIFFRACTION
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3. Official assembly/model SAXS Official SAXS Profiles

This page reads only the latest assembly calculations. Every curve maps to an explicit PDB entry, official biological assembly and coordinate model.

Assembly Model Structure unit Oligomeric description Status CRYSOL Actions
1 1 4qn1__assembly_1__model_1 monomeric (1) Excluded — —
Exclusion reason: The source record does not identify the atom or ion element unambiguously, so a reliable calculation is not possible.
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4. Crystallography and Experiment 4. Crystallography & Experiment

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5. Entities and Polymers Entities & Polymers (5)

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7. Citations (1)