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Job DescriptionP0ADM8
Confidence99.12%DateThu Jan 5 11:21:23 GMT 2012
Rank11Aligned Residues75
% Identity13%Templatec3ne9B_
PDB info PDB header:transferaseChain: B: PDB Molecule:phosphopantethiene protein transferase, ppt1p; PDBTitle: mycobacterium tuberculosis acyl carrier protein synthase adopts two2 different structural conformations: ph driven conformational changes3 of acps enzyme
Resolution2.50 Å

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Query Sequence  ECGLDMELQRA. TRGFHSPHAPDNHTFSSNESLWISK. . QNDPNEARAQLITLRRSVLKLTGDVLNDDPRDLQLLPIA
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Template Sequence  TVGVDLVHIPGFAEQLSRPGSTFEQVFSPLERRHAQTRRSGSRTEHLAGRWAAKEAFIKAWSQAIYGKPPVIEPDLVN
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Please cite: Protein structure prediction on the web: a case study using the Phyre server
Kelley LA and Sternberg MJE. Nature Protocols 4, 363 - 371 (2009) [pdf] [Import into BibTeX]
 
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