The table below provides information about integral membrane proteins whose structures have been determined by solution-state NMR, oriented solid-state NMR or magic-angle spinning solid-state NMR, to a resolution sufficient to have resulted in a file deposited with the worldwide Protein Data Bank. It has been maintained on this page between 2008 and 2018. 

The new database is now available on Antoine Loquet's Website:

Database of membrane protein structures solved by solution and solid-state NMR

Database of protein structures solved by solid-state NMR

For more membrane protein structures : Steve White's Website


 
Protein

PDB

Entry

BMRB

Entry

Oligomer

Size/State

Production

Source

Reconstitution

Medium

NMR

Method

PubMed

Reference

TRANSMEMBRANE PROTEINS: BETA-BARREL
OmpA
19 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
DPC (600 mM; 50°C)
solution

OmpA with four shortened loops
Also called beta-barrel platform (BBP)

16 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
DHPC (37°C)
solution

Kp OmpA

22 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
DHPC (300 mM; 40°C)
solution

periplasmic domain of OmpA

16 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
sodium phosphate
solution
PagP
20 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
DPC (500 mM; 45°C) and OG (200 mM; 45°C)
solution
OmpX

Without H-bond constraints: 
16 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
DHPC (200 mM; 30°C)
solution

in nanodiscs

vs. in micelles

16 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
nanodiscs (DMPC/DMPG:3/1

DPC (110 mM)
solution
OmpG
28 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
DPC (40°C)
solution
human VDAC-1

 

32 kDa/1

Escherichia coli

LDAO (400 mM; 30°C and 300 mM; 37°C)

solution
C-terminal domain of Neisseria heparin binding antigen

21 kDa/1

Escherichia coli

DPC (30 mM)

solution
Outer membrane protein H (OprH) from P. aeruginosa

20 kDa/1

Escherichia coli

DHPC

solution
Membrane anchor domain of the trimeric autotransporter YadA

34 kDa/3

Escherichia coli

microcrystalised outside the lipid membrane

MAS
Opacity protein opA60

27 kDa/1

Escherichia coli
nanodiscs
solution
OmpW
21 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
30-Fos
solution
 
TRANSMEMBRANE PROTEINS: ALPHA-HELICAL
Gramicidin

4 kDa/2
synthetic
lipids
oriented
Ketchem et al. (1993)
human Glycophorin A transmembrane domain

4 kDa/2
Escherichia coli
DPC (40°C)
DPC
isotropic bicelles
solution
fd coat protein
5 kDa/1
Escherichia coli SDS
solution
Almeida and Opella (1997)
fd coat protein
5 kDa/1
Escherichia coli lipids oriented Marassi and Opella (2003)
4146
10021
15564
8 kDa/1
Escherichia coli (C43)
Chloroform, Methanol, Water
solution Girvin et al. (1998)
Kobayashi et al. (2006)
Zhang et al. (2008)
Subunit b of the F1Fo ATP synthase from E Coli

4 kDa/1
synthetic
Chloroform, Methanol, Water
solution Dmitriev et al. (1999)
A1C12 subcomplex of the F1Fo ATP synthase from E Coli
4151
6021
119 kDa/12
Escherichia coli
Chloroform, Methanol, Water
solution Rastogi and Girvin (1999)
Dmitriev et al. (2004)
D24N61 mutant of subunit c of the F1Fo ATP synthase from E Coli
5326
8 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
Chloroform, Methanol, Water
solution Dmitriev et al. (2002)
6489
7 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
Chloroform, Methanol, Water
solution Nakano et al. (2006)
Neuronal acetylcholine receptor M2 channel

3 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
lipids
oriented Opella et al. (1999)
Second transmembrane domain of the neuronal acetylcholine receptor beta 2 subunit
3 kDa/1
synthetic
DPC
solution
First transmembrane domain of the neuronal acetylcholine receptor beta 2 subunit
4 kDa/1
synthetic
DPC
solution
Transmembrane domain of the neuronal acetylcholine receptor beta 2 subunit, and a mutant
 18 kDa/1
15 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
Hexafluoro-
isopropanol, Water (40°C)
LDAO
solution
Transmembrane domain of the neuronal acetylcholine receptor alpha 4 subunit
 15 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
LDAO
solution
Transmembrane domain of the neuronal acetylcholine receptor alpha 7 subunit
 15 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
LDAO
solution
Bacteriorhodopsin
(peptide fragments)

23 kDa/1
synthetic
DMSO
solution Katragadda et al. (2000)
Bovine Rhodopsin
INTRADISKAL LOOP 1 (RESIDUES 92-123)
INTRADISKAL LOOP 2 (RESIDUES 172-205)
INTRADISKAL LOOP 3 (RESIDUES 268-293)
AMINO TERMINUS (RESIDUES 1-40)


4655

4654

4653

4652


3 kDa/1

4 kDa/1

3 kDa/1

5 kDa/1
synthetic
DMSO
solution Yeagle et al. (200
Bovine Rhodopsin
HELIX 7
4651
3 kDa/1
synthetic
DMSO
solution Yeagle et al. (2000)
alpha-factor receptor M6

2 kDa/1
synthetic
lipids
oriented Valentine et al. (2001)
Influenza M2 proton channel
residues 22-46

11 kDa/4
synthetic
lipids (DMPC, 30°C)
oriented Wang et al. (2001)

Influenza M2 proton channel
residues 22-46
with amantadine

2H95

  8 kDa/4 synthetic lipids (DMPC, DMPG, 25°C)
oriented Hu et al. (2007)

Influenza M2 proton channel
residues 18-60
with rimantadine inhibitor


20 kDa/4
Escherichia coli
DHPC (300 mM; 30°C)
solution

S31N mutant of influenza M2 proton channel
residues 18-60
with rimantadine inhibitor


20 kDa/4
Escherichia coli
DHPC (150 mM; 30°C)
solution

BV27A mutant of influenza M2 proton channel
residues 18-60
with rimantadine inhibitor


18 kDa/4
Escherichia coli
DHPC (150 mM; 30°C)
solution

Influenza M2 proton channel
residues 22-46
with amantadine

11 kDa/4
synthetic
lipids (DLPC)
lipids (DMPC)
-30°C
MAS and oriented
Cady et al. (2009)
Cady et al. (2010)

Influenza M2 proton channel
residues 22-62


20 kDa/4
Escherichia coli
lipids (DOPC, DOPC, 30°C)
oriented
Sharma et al. (2010)
Influenza B proton channel
15 kDa/4
Escherichia coli DHPC (300 mM, 30°C)
solution
Wang et al. (2009)
Rhodobacter sphaeroides Light Harvesting 1 beta Subunit
4949
5 kDa/1
Rhodobacter sphaeroides
Zwittergent 3-12
solution Sorgen et al. (2002)
The third helix of Antennapedia homeodomain penetratin
Wild type in TFE
W6F,W14F mutant
4 residue deletion
Wild type in bicelles
5289
5290
5291
5542
2 kDa/1
synthetic
Trifluoroethanol
Trifluoroethanol
Trifluoroethanol
isotropic bicelles
solution Czajlik et al. (2002)
Czajlik et al. (2002)
Czajlik et al. (2002)
Lindberg et al. (2003)
Penetratin conjugated Gas (374-394) protein fragment A42

5 kDa/1
synthetic
DPC (100 mM; 27°C)
SDS (100 mM; 27°C)
solution
HIV Vpu channel

4 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
lipids
oriented Park et al. (2003)
Transportan
6151
3 kDa/1
synthetic
isotropic bicelles (75 mM DMPC; 225 mM DHPC; 37°C) 
solution
Integral membrane domain of the mercury transporter Mer F

6 kDa/1
Escherichia coli (C43)
SDS (500 mM; 60°C)
solution

Integral membrane domain of the mercury transporter Mer F

2H3O   6 kDa/1
Escherichia coli (C43)
bicelles, 40°C
oriented De Angelis et al. (2006)
Integral membrane domain of the mercury transporter Mer F
2LJ2
17914
6 kDa/1
Escherichia coli (C43)
DMPC
MAS
Das et al (2012)
Full length mercury transporter Mer F
2M67
2MOZ
19115 9 kDa/1
Escherichia coli (C41)
bicelles and DMPC
oriented and MAS
Lu et al (2013) Tian et al (2014)

KcsA
with Charybdotoxin

6728 (methyls)
71 kDa/4
Escherichia coli (C41)
DPC (80 mM, 42°C)
solution

Stannin

14 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
SDS
solution and oriented
human Phospholamban
30 kDa/5 Escherichia coli DPC (200 mM; 30°C)
solution

human Phospholamban

2KB7
2KYV
  30 kDa/5 Escherichia coli DPC (300 mM; 37°C) and lipids solution, oriented and MAS
Traaseth et al. (2009)
Verardi et al. (2011)
Monomeric human phospholamban in the R state. Mutant C36A, C41F, C46A

2LPF
6 kDa/1 Escherichia coli DPC (100 mM) solution
Simone et al. (2013)
Phosphorylated human phospholamban

2M3B
31 kDa/5 Escherichia coli DPC and DOPC/DOPE solution, oriented and MAS
Vostrikov et al. (2013)
ZetaZeta transmembrane domain

4 kDa/2
Escherichia coli
DPC/SDS:5/1 (150 mM DPC; 30 mM SDS; 30°C)
solution

Protegrin-1

1ZY6   4 kDa/2
synthetic lipids (POPC)
MAS
Mani et al. (2006)

Protegrin-2

2MUH 25212
2 kDa/1
synthetic DPC
solution
Usachev et al. (2014)

Bnip3 transmembrane domain

10 kDa/2 Escherichia coli
isotropic bicelles (160 mM DHPC; 40 mM DMPC; 40°C)
solution
human FXYD1 (Na,K-ATPase Regulatory Protein)

8 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
SDS (500 mM; 40°C)
solution
human FXYD4 (CHIF)

7 kDa/1 Escherichia coli
SDS
solution
human FXYD2b

7 kDa/1 Escherichia coli
SDS (500 mM) or DPC (150 mM)
solution
ErbB2 transmembrane segment
9 kDa/2
Escherichia coli
isotropic bicelles (140 mM DHPC; 35 mM DMPC; 40°C)
solution

9 kDa/1 Escherichia coli isotropic bicelles (140 mM DHPC; 35 mM DMPC; 40°C) solution

Dimeric ErbB3 transmembrane domain

9 kDa/2 Escherichia coli DPC
solution

Dimeric ErbB4 transmembrane domain

10 kDa/2 Escherichia coli isotropic bicelles (67 mM DHPC, 15 mM DMPC)
solution
Diacylglycerol Kinase (DAGK)
43 kDa/3
Escherichia coli
DPC, 45°C
solution

Membrane domain of E. coli histidine kinase receptor ArcB

2KSD
13 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression
LMPG
solution Maslennikov et al. (2010)

Membrane domain of E. coli histidine kinase receptor QseC

2KSE
21 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression
LMPG
solution Maslennikov et al. (2010)

Membrane domain of E. coli histidine kinase receptor KdpD

2KSF
11 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression
LMPG
solution Maslennikov et al. (2010)

EphA1 transmembrane domain
at pH 4.3 and 6.3

8 kDa/2 Escherichia coli isotropic bicelles (140 mM DHPC; 35 mM DMPC; 40°C) solution
EphA2 dimeric structure

at pH 5

9 kDa/2 Escherichia coli isotropic bicelles (140 mM DHPC; 35 mM DMPC; 40°C) solution
FGFR3 transmembrane domain dimer
9 kDa/2 Escherichia coli
DPC (88 mM) and SDS (10 mM)
solution
human KCNE1

16 kDa/1 Escherichia coli
LMPG (80 mM; 40°C)
solution
DsbB and DsbB-ubiquinone complex

18 kDa/1 Escherichia coli
DPC, 40°C
solution
DsbB2 peptide
3 kDa/1
synthetic
TFE solution
Hwang and Hilty (2011)
DsbB3 peptide
4 kDa/1
synthetic TFE solution
Hwang and Hilty (2011)
Membrane protein complex DsbB-DsbA
(with ubiquinone)
42 kDa/1
Escherichia coli (C43)
microcrystalised outside the lipid membrane with residual native lipids
MAS and X-ray
Tang et al. (2011)
DsbB
(
C41S mutant)
18 kDa/1
Escherichia coli (C43)
microcrystalised outside the lipid membrane with residual native lipids MAS and X-ray
Tang et al. (2013)
Integrin alphaIIb-beta3

15 kDa/1 Escherichia coli
Acetonitrile, Water, 25°C
solution
Integrin alphaIIb-beta3
shorter construct

9 kDa/1 Escherichia coli
isotropic bicelles (385 mM DHPC; 83 mM POPC; 41mM POPS; 30°C)
solution
Integrin beta3 subunit
16771 9 kDa/1 Escherichia coli
DPC
solution
N-terminal domain of subunit E (E1-52) of A1AO ATP synthase from Methanocaldococcus jannaschii

2KK7

16354
6 kDa/1 Escherichia coli Trifluoroethanol, Water solution Gayen et al. (2009)
i3 intracellular loop of the vasopressin V2 receptor

2JX4

  6 kDa/1 synthetic DPC solution Bellot et al. (2009)
Ste2p of yeast alpha-factor receptor, double transmembrane fragment

2K9P

  9 kDa/1 Escherichia coli LPPG (200 mM; 47°C)
solution Neumoin et al. (2009)
Rv1761c from Mycobacterium tuberculosis
17 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
DPC (150 mM; 50°C)
solution
Pf1 coat protein
5 kDa/1
Pseudomonas aeroginusa
DHPC (100 mM; 50°C)
solution
Park et al. (2009)
Pf1 coat protein
5 kDa/1
Pseudomonas aeroginusa
DHPC, bicelles and lipids
solution and oriented
Park et al. (2010)
human alpha-defensin HNP-1
3 kDa/1
Escherichia coli microcrystalised outside the lipid membrane MAS
Zhang et al. (2009)
v-SNARE Synaptobrevin 2
13 kDa/1
Escherichia coli DPC
solution
Ellena et al. (2009)

t-SNARE Syntaxin-1A

2M8R
19266 12 kDa/1 Escherichia coli DPC (100 mM; 40°C) solution
Liang et al. (2013)
human CD4
2KLU
15479 8 kDa/1
Escherichia coli DPC
solution Wittlich et al. (2010)
Sensory rhodopsin II
2KSY 16678
26 kDa/1
Escherichia coli c7-DHPC (100 mM; 50°C)
solution Gautier et al. (2010)

Proteorhodopsin

2L6X
27 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression c7-DHPC
solution Reckel et al. (2011)

Anabaena Sensory Rhodopsin

2M3G
83 kDa/3 Escherichia coli lipids (DMPC/DMPA:9/1)
MAS Wang et al. (2013)
Histidine-Rich Peptide LAH4 (pH 6.1 and 4.1)
2KJO
2KJN
16332
3 kDa/1
synthetic DPC
solution Georgescu et al. (2010)
Transmembrane Segment VI of the NHE1 Isoform of the Na+/H+ Exchanger
2L0E


3 kDa/1
synthetic DPC
solution Tzeng et al. (2010)

DAP12 transmembrane homodimer

2L34
7 kDa/2 Escherichia coli SDS (25 mM) and DPC (250 mM), 30°C
solution Call et al. (2010)

DAP12-NKG2C transmembrane heterotrimer

2L35
10 kDa/1 Escherichia coli SDS (25 mM) and DPC (250 mM), 30°C solution Call et al. (2010)

Voltage-sensing domain of KvAP

2KYH
16 kDa/1 Escherichia coli c7-DHPC (5mM, 45°C) solution Butterwick and MacKinnon (2010)
Antibacterial MSI-594 peptide 2L36

2 kDa/1 synthetic
Lipopolysaccharide micelles solution Domadia et al. (2010)
Nonstructural protease 2 of the hepatitis C virus [27-59]

2KWT

4 kDa/1 synthetic
TFE
solution Jirasko et al. (2010)
Nonstructural protease 2 of the hepatitis C virus [60-99]

2KWZ

4 kDa/1 synthetic
TFE
solution Jirasko et al. (2010)

s34r envelope glycoprotein E2 of the hepatitis C virus

2KZQ
4 kDa/1 synthetic
TFE
solution Albecka et al. (2011)

Hepatitis C virus core-E1 signal KKGF peptide

2LIF
3 kDa/1 synthetic
TFE
solution Oehler et al. (2012)

p7 channel from hepatitis C virus

2M6X
41 kDa/6 Escherichia coli DPC (200 mM)
solution OuYang et al. (2013)

C-terminal domain of rotavirus outer capsid protein VP7

2KVL
2LM7

7 kDa/1 synthetic Chloroform/Methanol
DPC (100 mM)
solution Elaid et al. (2014)
NS2(2-32) protein of GB virus B

2LZP

3 kDa/1 synthetic
TFE/H2O
solution Boukadida et al. (2014)

2LZQ

3 kDa/1 synthetic
TFE/H2O
solution Boukadida et al. (2014)

2MKB

3 kDa/1 synthetic
TFE/H2O
solution Boukadida et al. (2014)

Ost4, a subunit of the oligosaccharyltransferase complex

2LAT
4 kDa/1 synthetic
Chloroform/Methanol
solution Gayen and Kang (2011)

Human amylin

2L86
4 kDa/1 synthetic
SDS (200 mM)
solution Nanga et al. (2011)

Mitochondrial uncoupling protein 2

2LCK
33 kDa/1 Escherichia coli DPC, Cardiolipin, DMPC
solution Berardi et al. (2011)

Human HIGD1A

(PRE based backbone structure determination)

2LOM
10 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression LMPG
solution Klammt et al. (2012)

Human HIGD1B

(PRE based backbone structure determination)

2LON
11 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression LMPG
solution Klammt et al. (2012)

Human TMEM14A

(NOE based backbone structure determination)

2LOO
12 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression LMPG
solution Klammt et al. (2012)

Human TMEM14A

(PRE based backbone structure determination)

2LOP
12 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression LMPG
solution Klammt et al. (2012)

Human FAM14B (Interferon alpha-inducible protein 27-like protein 1)

(PRE based backbone structure determination)

2LOQ
11 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression LMPG
solution Klammt et al. (2012)

Human TMEM141

(PRE based backbone structure determination)

2LOR
12 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression LMPG
solution Klammt et al. (2012)

Human TMEM14C

(PRE based backbone structure determination)

2LOS
13 kDa/1 Cell Free Expression LMPG
solution Klammt et al. (2012)

LC4 transmembrane segment of CCR5

2RRS

2 kDa/1 synthetic SDS solution Miyamoto and Togiya (2011)

G-protein coupled chemokine receptor CXCR1

2LNL
18170 34 kDa/1 Escherichia coli DMPC
MAS Park et al. (2012)

G-protein coupled chemokine receptor CCR2 membrane-proximal C-terminal region


2MLO
2MLQ
19828 2 kDa/1 Escherichia coli (C41)
10mM DPC
8uM FROUNT
solution Esaki et al. (2014)

Small C-terminal  fragment of the transmembrane domain of the amyloid precursor protein (dimer)

2LOH
18080 9 kDa/2 Escherichia coli DPC
solution Nadezhdin et al. (2012)

C99 C-terminal fragment of the transmembrane domain of the amyloid precursor protein  (monomer)

2LP1
15775 14 kDa/1 Escherichia coli LMPG
solution Barrett et al. (2012)

transmembrane domain of the amyloid beta A4 precursor protein

2LZ3
18649 6 kDa/2 Escherichia coli DPC
solution Chen et al. (2014)

transmembrane domain of the amyloid beta A4 precursor protein (V44M mutant)

2LZ4
18648 6 kDa/2 Escherichia coli DPC
solution Chen et al. (2014)

S. aureus apoptotic-like membrane peptide pepA1

4B19

3 kDa/1 synthetic Chloroform/Methanol  solution Sayed et al. (2012)

Rabbit cytochrome b5

2M33
18919 13 kDa/1 Escherichia coli DPC and bicelles solution and oriented
Ahuja et al. (2013)

Human glycine receptor alpha1 TM (monomer subunit)

2M6B
19126 17 kDa/1 Escherichia coli LPPG (100 mM) solution
Mowrey et al. (2013)
Human glycine receptor alpha1 TM (putative pentameric open-channel)

2M6I
19126 87 kDa/5 Escherichia coli LPPG (100 mM) solution
Mowrey et al. (2013)

Transmembrane Segment IV of the Salt Tolerance Protein Sod2

2M7X
19216 3 kDa/1 Escherichia coli Chloroform/Propanol solution
Ullah et al. (2013)

Temporin-1 Ta

2MAA
19334 1 kDa/1 Escherichia coli LPS solution
Saravanan et al. (2013)

Lasiocepsin

2MBD
19396 3 kDa/1 Synthetic SDS (100 mM) solution
Monincova et al. (2014)

Salmonella Transmembrane Regulatory Peptide, MgtR

2MC7
19334 3 kDa/1 Synthetic DMPC (37°C) oriented
Jean-François et al. (2014)

Moronecidin

2MCU
19454 3 kDa/1 Synthetic DMPC/DMPG bilayer (40°C) oriented
Perrin et al. (2014)
Moronecidin

2MCV
19455 3 kDa/1 Synthetic POPE/POPG bilayer (22°C) oriented
Perrin et al. (2014)

Piscidin-3

2MCW
19456 2 kDa/1 Synthetic DMPC/DMPG bilayer (40°C) oriented
Perrin et al. (2014)
Piscidin-3

2MCX
19457 2 kDa/1 Synthetic POPE/POPG bilayer (22°C) oriented
Perrin et al. (2014)

Insulin receptor, TM

2MFR
19568 7 kDa/1 Escherichia coli DPC solution
Li et al. (2014)

HIV gp41-M-MAT

2LP7
2M7W
18237
19215
21 kDa/3 Escherichia coli DPC (100 mM) solution
Reardon et al. (2014)

HIV  gp41 ectodomain

2MK3
19750
8 kDa/1 Escherichia coli DPC (100 mM) solution
Roche et al. (2014)

TatB component of the twin-arginine translocation system

2MI2
19618
12 kDa/1 Escherichia coli DPC (40 mM) solution
Zhang et al. (2014)

channel-forming α-helical TM domain of the SARS Coronavirus envelope (CoV E)

2MM4
19845
6 kDa/1 Escherichia coli SDS solution
Li et al. (2014)

Spike Glycoprotein of SARS Coronavirus fragments:
Fusion peptide
Pre-transmembrane domain

Internal fusion Peptide 

2RUM
2RUN
2RUO

2 kDa/1
2 kDa/1
2 kDa/1
synthetic 125mM DPC solution
Mahajan and Bhattacharjya (2015)

Transmembrane Domain of Lysosome-Associated Membrane Protein Type 2a. Monomer and oligomer

2MOF
2MOM
19941
4 kDa/1
13 kDa/3
Escherichia coli 150mM DPC + 5mM DMPC solution
Rout et al. (2014)

Erythropoietin Receptor

2MV6
25079
5 kDa/1
Escherichia coli DPC solution
Li et al. (2014)

MEMBRANE ASSOCIATED PROTEINS (NOT TRANSMEMBRANE)
Mistic membrane-integrating protein

13 kDa/1
Escherichia coli
LDAO
solution

Cytosolic domain of C. elegans mechanosensory ion channel subunit MEC-4

2K2B 13 kDa/1 Escherichia coli Zwittergent solution Everett et al.

Mastoparan

2CZP 10001
2 kDa
Escherichia coli DPPC:DPPG=4:1
MAS
Todokoro et al. (2006)

Human Nogo (Neurite Outgrowth Inhibitor)

2KO2 15933
9 kDa
Escherichia coli DPC
solution
Vasudevan et al. (2010)
Influenza hemagglutinin fusion domain
2KXA

16907 3 kDa/1
Escherichia coli DPC
solution Lorieau et al. (2010)
Influenza hemagglutinin fusion peptide (G8A mutant)

2LWA
9 kDa/3 Escherichia coli DPC
solution Lorieau et al. (2012)

Substance P

2KS9
2KSA
2KSB
1 kDa/1 synthetic isotropic bicelles
solution Gayen et al. (2011)

AS1p-Tar peptide from HAMP domain

2L9G
2 kDa/1 synthetic isotropic bicelles (240mM DHPC; 54mM DMPC; 6mM DMPG) solution Unnerstale et al. (2011)

N-terminal regulatory segment of carnitine palmitoyltransferase 1A 

2LE3
5 kDa/1 Escherichia coli Various detergent micelles (DAC, DDAC, TDAC, HDAC, OM, DDMG...) solution Rao et al. (2011)

Vasoactive intestinal peptide 

2RRH
2RRI
3 kDa/1 Escherichia coli Methanol
DPC micelles
solution Umetsu et al. (2011)
Fusion Loop from Ebolavirus GP2 at pH 5.5
2LCY

17638 6 kDa/1
Escherichia coli DPC (150mM)
solution Gregory et al. (2011)
Fusion Loop from Ebolavirus GP2 at pH 7.0
2LCZ

17639 6 kDa/1
Escherichia coli DPC (150mM)
solution Gregory et al. (2011)
Fusion Loop from Ebolavirus GP2 at pH 5.5, mutant L529A/I544A
2M5F

19052 6 kDa/1
Escherichia coli DPC (150mM)
solution Gregory et al. (2014)
Fusion Loop from Ebolavirus GP2 at pH 5.5, mutant I544A
2MB1

19383 6 kDa/1
Escherichia coli DPC (150mM)
solution Gregory et al. (2014)

N-terminal domain Htt17 of Huntingtin

2LD0
2 kDa/1 synthetic TFE/H2O solution
Michalek et al. (2013)

N-terminal domain Htt17 of Huntingtin

2LD2
2 kDa/1 synthetic POPC on glass plates
and DPC micelles
oriented and solution
Michalek et al. (2013)

Antiamoebin I

2M1F
2 kDa/1 synthetic isotropic bicelles (30mM DMPC; 120mM DHPC)
solution
Shenkarev et al. (2013)

tBid and its BH3 domain

2M5I
15 kDa/1 Escherichia coli LPPG
solution
Wang and Tjandra (2013)

Outer-membrane lipoprotein LpoA

2MHK
28 kDa/1 Escherichia coli sodium acetate
solution
Jean et al. (2014)

Outer-membrane lipoprotein LpoB

2MII
21 kDa/1 Escherichia coli sodium acetate
solution
Egan et al. (2014)


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