Cupin superfamily

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Cupin_1

crystal structure of oxalate decarboxylase formate complex
Identifiers
Symbol Cupin_1
Pfam PF00190
Pfam clan CL0029
InterPro IPR006045
SCOP 2phl
SUPERFAMILY 2phl
Cupin_2

crystal structure of yxag, a dioxygenase from bacillus subtilis
Identifiers
Symbol Cupin_2
Pfam PF07883
Pfam clan CL0029
InterPro IPR013096
SCOP 1vj2
SUPERFAMILY 1vj2
Cupin_3

crystal structure of protein ylba from e. coli, pfam duf861
Identifiers
Symbol Cupin_3
Pfam PF05899
Pfam clan CL0029
InterPro IPR008579
SCOP 1o5u
SUPERFAMILY 1o5u
Cupin_4
Identifiers
Symbol Cupin_4
Pfam PF08007
Pfam clan CL0029
Cupin_5

x-ray crystal structure of protein so0799 from shewanella oneidensis. northeast structural genomics consortium target sor12.
Identifiers
Symbol Cupin_5
Pfam PF06172
Pfam clan CL0029
InterPro IPR009327
Cupin_6
Identifiers
Symbol Cupin_6
Pfam PF12852
Pfam clan CL0029
Cupin_7
Identifiers
Symbol Cupin_7
Pfam PF12973
Pfam clan CL0029

In molecular biology, the cupin superfamily of proteins is a diverse superfamily of proteins containing a conserved barrel domain, cupa is the Latin term for a small barrel. The cupin superfamily includes a wide variety of enzymes, but notably contains the non-enzymatic seed storage proteins also.[1][2]

References

  1. ↑ Dunwell JM (1998). "Cupins: a new superfamily of functionally diverse proteins that include germins and plant storage proteins". Biotechnol. Genet. Eng. Rev. 15: 1–32. PMID 9573603. 
  2. ↑ Dunwell, J. M.; Purvis, A.; Khuri, S. (2004). "Cupins: The most functionally diverse protein superfamily?". Phytochemistry 65 (1): 7–17. doi:10.1016/j.phytochem.2003.08.016. PMID 14697267. 

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