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Branden C., Tooze J. — Introduction to protein structure
Branden C., Tooze J. — Introduction to protein structure



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Íàçâàíèå: Introduction to protein structure

Àâòîðû: Branden C., Tooze J.

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Introduction to Protein Structure gives an up-to-date account of the principles of protein structure, with examples of key proteins in their biological context generously illustrated in full colour to illuminate the structural principles described in the text. The first few chapters introduces the general principles of protein structure both for novices and for non-specialists needing a primer. Subsequent chapters use specific examples of proteins to show how they fulfil a wide variety of biological functions. The book ends with chapters on the experimental approach to determining and predicting protein structure, as well as engineering new proteins to modify their functions.


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Èçäàíèå: 2nd edition

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1999

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 29.03.2006

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Amino acid sequence in interpretation of NMR spectra      390
Amino acid sequence, $\gamma$-crystallin      76
Amino acid sequence, assignment to three-dimensional folds      353—354
Amino acid sequence, calcium-binding motif      26F
Amino acid sequence, calculation of possible number      352
Amino acid sequence, DNA binding domain of glucocorticoid receptor      182F
Amino acid sequence, Fos and Jun      192F
Amino acid sequence, GCN4      192F 193 194F
Amino acid sequence, heptad, in coiled-coil $\alpha$ helix      35—37 36F
Amino acid sequence, HLH region      201F
Amino acid sequence, homeodomains      160 162 162F
Amino acid sequence, homologous from different species      21
Amino acid sequence, homologous proteins      348
Amino acid sequence, Max protein      192F
Amino acid sequence, photosynthetic reaction center      247F
Amino acid sequence, protein structure prediction from      352—353
Amino acid sequence, retinol-binding protein (RBP)      69—70 70F
Amino acid sequence, Rop      369T
Amino acid sequence, similar three-dimensional structures      352
Amino acid sequence, TATA box-binding protein      153
Amino acid sequence, transmembrane a helices prediction      244—245
Amino acid sequence, Zif 268 protein      177F 368T
Amino acids in $\alpha/\beta$ barrels      48 50T
Amino acids, basic, in helix-loop-helix region      196
Amino acids, classes      5
Amino acids, D- and L- forms      5 9
Amino acids, handedness      5
Amino acids, nomenclature      7F
Amino acids, preferred in a helix      16—18
Amino acids, role of individual residues      391
Amino acids, side chains      see “Side chains”
Amino acids, structures      4 4F
Amino groups      4 4F
Aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases, domains      59—60 59F 60F
Ammonium ions      211 213
Amplitude, diffracted beams      370F 379 380 380F
Amyloid $\beta$-protein precursor inhibitor, Alzheimer’s (APPI)      361 362 362T
Amyloid fibers      289 297
Amyloid fibrils      288—289
Amyloidosis      288
Antenna pigment proteins      235 240—241
Antenna pigment proteins, ring in LH1 light-harvesting complex      242—244 243F
Antennapedia      159 160 162 162F
Antibodies      299
Antibodies, antigen-binding sites      see “Antigen-binding sites”
Antibodies, catalytic      207 309
Antibodies, catalytic, production      309
Antibodies, chimeric      306
Antibodies, diversity      302—303
Antibodies, membrane protein solubilization      224—225
Antibodies, polypeptide chains      300—301 (see also “Immunoglobulin(s)”)
Antigen, recognition in MHC molecules      314—315 315F 316
Antigen-binding sites      21
Antigen-binding sites for antigens      308—311
Antigen-binding sites for haptens      308—309 309F
Antigen-binding sites for lysozyme      309—310 310F
Antigen-binding sites of immunoglobulins      21 306—308 306F 308—311
Antigen-binding sites of immunoglobulins, modeling      349—350
Antigen-binding sites of MHC class I molecule      314
Antigen-binding sites of T-cell receptors (TCR)      317F
Antigen-presenting cells      315
Antigenic determinants      299
Antiparallel $\beta$ barrels, chymotrypsin      210—211 210F
Antiparallel $\beta$ barrels, cyclophilin      99 99F
Antiparallel $\beta$ barrels, GroES      102
Antiparallel $\beta$ barrels, p53 DNA-binding domain      168—169 168F
Antiparallel $\beta$ barrels, porins      229—230 230F
Antiparallel $\beta$ barrels, viruses      335 335F
Antiparallel $\beta$ hairpin      see “Hairpin $\beta$ motif”
Antiparallel $\beta$ sandwich, TFIIA      159
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets      18F 19 67 67F
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets in $\beta$ domains      31
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, bacteriophage MS2 subunits      339
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, DNA-binding site of TATA box-binding protein      154
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, Greek key motifs      27
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, immunoglobulin fold      304—305 3041"
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, lambda Cro protein      132
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, MHC class I molecule      314
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, neuraminidase      71—72 71F
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, p53 domain      167
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, serpin fold      111
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, SH2 domain      273
Antiparallel $\beta$ sheets, topology diagram      24F
Antiparallel $\beta$ strands in up-and-down $\beta$ barrel      68F 69—70 70F
Antiparallel $\beta$ strands, active site of carboxypeptidase      62
Antiparallel $\beta$ strands, GroEL      102
Antiparallel $\beta$ strands, jelly roll barrel formation      77—78 77F
Antiparallel $\beta$ strands, variable domain of immunoglobulin      306 308
Antiparallel $\beta$ structures      67—84
Antiparallel $\beta$ structures, $\gamma$-crystallin      74 74F
Antiparallel $\beta$ structures, Greek key motifs      72—74 (see also “Greek key motif proteins”
Antiparallel $\beta$ structures, included      67
Antiparallel $\beta$ structures, SH3 domain      274 275F
Antiparallel $\beta$ structures, up-and-down $\beta$ barrels (sheets)      see “Up-and-down $\beta$ barrels” “Up-and-down
Antithrombin      111 112 113
Antiviral compounds, design for common cold      337—338 337F 338F
AP1 complex      192
AP1 complex, pseudo-symmetric binding site      194 194F 196
Aphthoviruses      333
APPI (Alzheimer’s amyloid P-protein precursor inhibitor)      361 362 362T
Arabidopsis thaliana      154
Arabinose      63F
Arabinose, transport      62
Arabinose-binding protein, $\alpha/\beta$ domains      62—63 62F
Area detectors      377
Arginine, p53 binding to DNA      170 170F 171
Arginine, recognition helix of glucocorticoid receptor      184—185
Arginine, structure      7F
Arginine, zinc finger interaction with DNA      179 179F 181
Aromatic residues, hydrophobicity in porins      231
Asparagine, structure      6F
Asparagine, TATA box and TBP binding      157—158
Aspartate transcarbamoylase      24F
Aspartic acid in Gp subunit      263
Aspartic acid in parvalbumin calcium-binding motif      25
Aspartic acid in serine proteinases      209
Aspartic acid, mutation in trypsin      215
Aspartic acid, structure      6F
Aspartic acid, substrate-assisted catalysis      218
Aspartic proteinases      205
Asymmetric units, definition      328
Asymmetric units, icosahedron      328 328F
AT sequence, p53 binding to DNA      170
ATP, binding to phosphofructokinase      116
ATP, cyclin A and CDK2 binding      108 109F
ATP, depletion in rigor mortis      295 296
ATP, GroEL-GroES complex      101F 103
ATP, hydrolysis, GroEL-GroES binding      103
ATP, hydrolysis, swinging cross-bridge model      292F
ATP, role in muscular contraction      296—297
B cells (B lymphocytes)      299
B cells (B lymphocytes), antibody formation      300
B cells (B lymphocytes), numbers produced      302
B-DNA      see “DNA”
b/HLH transcription factors      175 196F 197 202
b/HLH transcription factors, amino acid sequences      201F
b/HLH transcription factors, consensus sequence recognized      197 199 201
b/HLH transcription factors, homodimer and heterodimers      196—197 196F
b/HLH transcription factors, structure      197 200
b/HLH/zip transcription factors      196F 199—200
b/HLH/zip transcription factors, amino acid sequences      201F
b/HLH/zip transcription factors, motif structure      200
b/HLH/zip transcription factors, Myc      199
b/zip family, Fos and Jun      199
b/zip transcription factor      196F 197
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens      215
Bacillus subtilis, PRA-isomerase and IGP-synthase      52
Bactenophage, filamentous      359—361 360F
Bactenophage, gene control      129—130
Bactenophage, helper      360
Bactenophage, lytic-lysogeniccycle switch      130—131 130F 133
Bactenophage, repressors      see “Repressor proteins” “Specific
Bactenophage, T-even      326F
Bactenophage, temperate      130
Bacteria, antibody-tagged      299 300
Bacteria, antibody-tagged, disulfide bridge formation      96
Bacteria, antibody-tagged, lysogenic strains      129—130
Bacteria, antibody-tagged, lytic strains      130
Bacteria, antibody-tagged, outer membrane proteins      see “Porins”
Bacteria, antibody-tagged, photosynthetic reaction center      see “Photo synthetic reaction center”
Bacteria, antibody-tagged, protein A      363 363F
Bacteria, antibody-tagged, purple      242 (see also “Specific genera”)
Bacteriochlorophyll      236 236F
Bacteriochlorophyll, LH2 light-harvesting complex      241 242F
Bacteriophage      434
Bacteriophage display      359—363
Bacteriophage display, applications      361—365
Bacteriophage display, binding specificity of proteinase inhibitors      362—363
Bacteriophage display, DNA shuffled libraries      366
Bacteriophage display, Kunitz domains      362 362T
Bacteriophage display, libraries of erythropoietin receptor agonists      364—365
Bacteriophage display, procedures      360
Bacteriophage display, protein linked to DNA by      359—361
Bacteriophage display, proteinase inhibitor optimization      361—363
Bacteriophage display, sorting of libraries      360F
Bacteriophage lambda, Cro protein      129
Bacteriophage lambda, Cro protein, dimer      132 132F
Bacteriophage lambda, Cro protein, DNA-binding motif      133—134 134F
Bacteriophage lambda, Cro protein, structure      131—132
Bacteriophage lambda, Cro-DNA interactions model      134—135
Bacteriophage lambda, Cro-DNA interactions model, genetic studies supporting      135
Bacteriophage lambda, dimers      132 132F 133 133F
Bacteriophage lambda, DNA-binding domain      132—133 133F
Bacteriophage lambda, DNA-binding motif      133—134
Bacteriophage lambda, genetic switch region      130—131 130F
Bacteriophage lambda, N-terminal domain      133F
Bacteriophage lambda, operator regions, nucleotide sequences      130 131—132 131T
Bacteriophage lambda, POU region structure similarity      164
Bacteriophage lambda, repressor      129 161F
Bacteriophage M13      359—361
Bacteriophage MS2      339—340
Bacteriophage MS2, dimer recognizing RNA packaging signal      339—340 339F 340F
Bacteriophage MS2, polypeptide chain fold      339
Bacteriophage MS2, subunit structure      339 339F
Bacteriophage P22      130—131 130F
Bacteriophage P22, repressor, DNA-binding surface      135 136F
Bacteriophage P22, tailspike protein      84—85
Bacteriophage replicase      339
Bacteriophage T4      325
Bacteriophage T4, lysozyme      354
Bacteriophage T4, lysozyme, $\alpha + \beta$ type      355F
Bacteriophage T4, lysozyme, cavities in hydrophobic core      358
Bacteriophage T4, lysozyme, dipoles of $\alpha$ helices      357 357F
Bacteriophage T4, lysozyme, glycine and proline effect on stability      356—357
Bacteriophage T4, lysozyme, melting temperatures      356F
Bacteriophage T4, lysozyme, mutations to increase proline      356—357
Bacteriophage T4, lysozyme, polypeptide chain      355F
Bacteriophage T4, lysozyme, stability increased by disulfide bridges      355—356
Bacteriophage, Cro protein, DNA complex structure      136—137
Bacteriophage, Cro protein, DNA distortion after binding      138 138F
Bacteriophage, Cro protein, operator region binding      138—139 138F 139F
Bacteriophage, Cro protein, repressor DNA-binding domain similarity      137
Bacteriophage, genetic switch region      130—131 130F
Bacteriophage, operator regions      137T
Bacteriophage, operator regions, base pair 4      140
Bacteriophage, operator regions, central region and overwinding      140—141
Bacteriophage, repressor      137 137F
Bacteriophage, repressor, DNA complex structure      136—137
Bacteriophage, repressor, DNA distortion after binding      138 138F
Bacteriophage, repressor, DNA-binding surface      135 136F
Bacteriophage, repressor, sequence-specific OR interactions      138—139 138F 139F 140
Bacteriorhodopsin, light-driven proton pump      227—228 229F
Bacteriorhodopsin, retinal binding site      227
Bacteriorhodopsin, transmembrane $\alpha$ helices      226—227 226F
Ball-and-stick diagram      22
Ball-and-stick diagram, antiparallel $\beta$ sheet      18F
Ball-and-stick diagram, collagen model      284F
Ball-and-stick diagram, parallel $\beta$ sheet      19F
Banner, David      39
Barnase      357—358
Barnase, destabilizing mutants      358
Barnase, folding      94—95 94F
Barnase, stability increased by histidine      357—358
Bax, Ad      110
Bence — Jones protein      304
Benzoate, mandelate conversion to      54—55 54F
Berman, Helen      285
Biliverdin      70
Biochemical studies      391
Biopolymers, fiber diffraction      386—387
Bjorkman, Pamela      312
Blake, Colin      288
Blow, David      59 210
Bluetongue virus      326
Blundell, Tom      74 76
Bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor (BPTI)      26 26F 96—97 96F
Bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor (BPTI), folding pathway      96—97 96F
Bovine pancreatic trypsin inhibitor (BPTI), NMR and x-ray crystallography comparison      390—391
Bragg, Lawrence      378
Bragg, W.L.      13
Bragg’s law      378 379F
Braisted, Andrew      363
Branden, Carl      20F 49F 53F 59 97
Breathing, proteins      105
Brennan, Richard      143
Bugg, Charles      109
Burley, Stephen      154 159 199—200
Calcium      25F
Calcium-binding domain      29F
Calcium-binding motif      24 25F
Calcium-binding motif, amino acid sequences      26F
Calcium-binding proteins      25
Calmodulin      24 26 109—110
Calmodulin, calcium binding      26
Calmodulin, domains and structure      110 110F
Calmodulin, peptide binding      109—110 110F
Campbell, Ian      274
Canonical loop structures      311
CAP      see “Catabolite gene activating protein (CAP)”
Capsid      325 326
Capsid, bacteriophage MS2      339—340 (see also “Specific viruses”)
Carbon atoms      4
Carbonyl groups, GAL4 binding to DNA      188 189F
Carboxyl groups      4 4F
Carboxypeptidase, $\alpha/\beta$ protein with mixed $\beta$ sheet      60—62 61F
Carboxypeptidase, active site      62F
Carboxypeptidase, zinc environment      62F
Cardioviruses      333
Carrel, Robin      111
Caspar, Don      330 342
Catabolite gene activating protein (CAP)      132
Catabolite gene activating protein (CAP), cAMP-DNA complex      146 146F
Catabolite gene activating protein (CAP), DNA bending      146—147 156
Catabolite gene activating protein (CAP), helix-turn-helix motif      146 146F
Catalysis      205
Catalysis without catalytic triad in subtilisin      217—218 (see also “Serine proteinases”)
Catalysis, reactions, $\alpha/\beta$ barrels in      51
Catalysis, substrate-assisted      218—219 218F
Catalytic triad      209
Catalytic triad, alphavirus coat protein protease      341
Catalytic triad, catalysis without      217—218
Catalytic triad, chymotrypsin      211 211F 212F
Catalytic triad, subtilisin      216 217
CCG triplets      191
CCG triplets, GAL4 binding      188 189
CCG triplets, zinc-containing motifs binding to      190 191
CD4      168 319 319F
Cdk      see “Cyclin-dependent protein kinases (CDKs)”
CDR      see “Complementarity determining regions”
Cell cycle      105—106 106F
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