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Crystallographic Structure of Xanthorhodopsin, a Light-Driven Ion Pump with Dual Chromophore

The structure was published by Luecke, H., Schobert, B., Stagno, J., et al., Wang, J.M., Balashov, S.P., and Lanyi, J.K., in 2008 in a paper entitled "Crystallographic structure of xanthorhodopsin, the light-driven proton pump with a dual chromophore." (abstract).

This crystal structure was determined using X-ray diffraction at a resolution of 1.9 Å and deposited in 2008.

The experimental data on which the structure is based was also deposited.

This PDB entry contains multiple copies of the structure of Xanthorhodopsin.

It also contains one or more heterogenic compounds (e.g., ligands, co-factors, ions, modified amino acids, etc.); see here for a complete list.

The molecule has more than one probable quaternary state observed. For more details see the quaternary structure page.

The following tables show cross-reference information to other databases (to obtain a list of all PDB entries sharing the same property or classification, click on the magnifying glass icon):

Chain Name UniProt Name of source organism % of UniProt sequence present in the sample Residues in the sample molecules % of residues observed
A Xanthorhodopsin Q2S2F8 (1-273) (Q2S2F8_SALRD)search Salinibacter ruber DSM 13855search 100% 273 92%
B Xanthorhodopsin Q2S2F8 (1-273) (Q2S2F8_SALRD)search Salinibacter ruber DSM 13855search 100% 273 92%

This entry contains 1 unique UniProt protein:

UniProt accession Name Organism PDB
Q2S2F8 (1 - 273) Xanthorhodopsin Salinibacter ruber

Chain Structural classification (CATH) Sequence family (Pfam)
A, B (Q2S2F8) Rhopdopsin 7-helix transmembrane proteinssearch Bacteriorhodopsin-like proteinsearch

Chain ID Molecular function (GO) Biological process (GO) Cellular component (GO)
A, B (Q2S2F8) Ion channel activitysearch, Light-activated ion channel activitysearch Ion transportsearch Membranesearch

Chain InterPro annotation
A, B Rhodopsin, archaeal/bacterial/fungalsearch, Proteorhodopsinsearch