PDB 6njd

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PDB Information

PDB	6NJD
Method	X-RAY DIFFRACTION
Host Organism	Escherichia coli BL21(DE3)
Gene Source	Homo sapiens
Primary Citation	A bacterial effector deubiquitinase specifically hydrolyses linear ubiquitin chains to inhibit host inflammatory signalling. Wan, M., Wang, X., Huang, C., Xu, D., Wang, Z., Zhou, Y., Zhu, Y. Nat Microbiol
Header	Hydrolase
Released	2019-01-03
Resolution	2.050
CATH Insert Date	26 May, 2019

PDB Images (9)

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6njd

PDB 6njd

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6njdA

PDB Chain 6njdA

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6njdB

PDB Chain 6njdB

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6njdC

PDB Chain 6njdC

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6njdD

PDB Chain 6njdD

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6njdA01

CATH Domain 6njdA01

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6njdA02

CATH Domain 6njdA02

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6njdC01

CATH Domain 6njdC01

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6njdC02

CATH Domain 6njdC02

PDB Prints

PDB Chains (4)

Chain ID	Date inserted into CATH	CATH Status
A	26 May, 2019	Chopped
B	26 May, 2019	Holding pen
C	26 May, 2019	Chopped
D	26 May, 2019	Holding pen

CATH Domains (4)

Domain ID	Date inserted into CATH	Superfamily	CATH Status
6njdA01	27 May, 2019		Holding pen
6njdA02	27 May, 2019		Holding pen
6njdC01	27 May, 2019		Holding pen
6njdC02	27 May, 2019		Holding pen

UniProtKB Entries (2)

Accession	Gene ID	Taxon	Description
F5H747	F5H747_HUMAN	Homo sapiens	Polyubiquitin-C
F5H747	F5H747_HUMAN	Homo sapiens	Polyubiquitin-C