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Protein Structures and Oligomeric States

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Current Protein Identity：O46469 New Search
3PDB entries
5Biological assembly
9chain/assembly records
UNP PDB Protein and construct Assembly Composition class Protein state Molecular copy count PDB declaration Consistency status
O46469 1fqi REGULATOR OF G-PROTEIN SIGNALING 9 Author chain A Reference sequence 276–422 1 Protein monomer Monomer Protein 1 monomeric （1） Consistent with protein count
O46469 1fqj Regulator of G-protein signaling 9 Author chain B Reference sequence 276–422 1 Insufficient information Heteromer Protein 3 trimeric （3） Consistent with protein count
O46469 1fqj Regulator of G-protein signaling 9 Author chain E Reference sequence 276–422 1 Insufficient information Heteromer Protein 3 trimeric （3） Consistent with protein count
O46469 1fqj Regulator of G-protein signaling 9 Author chain B Reference sequence 276–422 2 Insufficient information Heteromer Protein 2 dimeric （2） Consistent with protein count
O46469 1fqj Regulator of G-protein signaling 9 Author chain E Reference sequence 276–422 2 Insufficient information Heteromer Protein 2 dimeric （2） Consistent with protein count
O46469 1fqk Regulator of G-protein signaling 9 Author chain B Reference sequence 276–422 1 Insufficient information Heteromer Protein 2 dimeric （2） Consistent with protein count
O46469 1fqk Regulator of G-protein signaling 9 Author chain D Reference sequence 276–422 1 Insufficient information Heteromer Protein 2 dimeric （2） Consistent with protein count
O46469 1fqk Regulator of G-protein signaling 9 Author chain B Reference sequence 276–422 2 Insufficient information Heteromer Protein 2 dimeric （2） Consistent with protein count
O46469 1fqk Regulator of G-protein signaling 9 Author chain D Reference sequence 276–422 2 Insufficient information Heteromer Protein 2 dimeric （2） Consistent with protein count

“Homomeric versus heteromeric classification follows protein identity; different constructs of the same UniProt entry still require comparison of reference-sequence ranges, mutations and missing segments. Assemblies marked for review remain visible but are not included in the highest-confidence candidate set.