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VCC
(Vibrio cholerae cytolysin) |
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PDB code: 1XEZ 3O44. Membrane-damaging cell-killing activity. Acting on the target cells by forming transmembrane oligomeric β-barrel pores, thereby leading to permeabilization of the target cell membranes. ... |
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VvhA
(V. vulnificus hemolysin) |
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A 51-kDa water-soluble protein thought to be a member of CDC family of PFT. Associated with both enhanced growth in vivo and necrosis of tissue in the small intestine, followed by dissemination into the bloodstream and other tissues. ... |
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| YaxAB |
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Both YaxA and YaxB are required for cytotoxic activity. Structural homology of YaxA are pore-forming toxins HblB (from Bacillus cereus) and HlyE (from E. coli). YaxA PDB code: 6EK7. YaxB PDB code: 6EK8. ... |
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| Aerolysin |
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PDB code: 1PRE. Aerolysin is produced as an inactive precursor, proaerolysin, which contains a C-terminal peptide (CTP) required for folding into its soluble form. Proteolysis in the loop that connects the CTP to the main body allows aerolysin to oligomerize in a heptameric ring-like complex that inserts into the target membrane to form the pore. Proaerolysin is an L-shaped molecule. Domain 1, involved in binding N-linked oligosaccharides. Domain 2, involved in binding the glycan core of the glycosyl phosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchored aerolysin receptors. Domain 3, involved in oligomerization. Domain 4, contains the CTP. ... |
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| Aerolysin |
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PDB code: 1PRE. Aerolysin is produced as an inactive precursor, proaerolysin, which contains a C-terminal peptide (CTP) required for folding into its soluble form. Proteolysis in the loop that connects the CTP to the main body allows aerolysin to oligomerize in a heptameric ring-like complex that inserts into the target membrane to form the pore. Proaerolysin is an L-shaped molecule. Domain 1, involved in binding N-linked oligosaccharides. Domain 2, involved in binding the glycan core of the glycosyl phosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchored aerolysin receptors. Domain 3, involved in oligomerization. Domain 4, contains the CTP. ... |
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| Aerolysin |
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PDB code: 1PRE. Aerolysin is produced as an inactive precursor, proaerolysin, which contains a C-terminal peptide (CTP) required for folding into its soluble form. Proteolysis in the loop that connects the CTP to the main body allows aerolysin to oligomerize in a heptameric ring-like complex that inserts into the target membrane to form the pore. Proaerolysin is an L-shaped molecule. Domain 1, involved in binding N-linked oligosaccharides. Domain 2, involved in binding the glycan core of the glycosyl phosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchored aerolysin receptors. Domain 3, involved in oligomerization. Domain 4, contains the CTP. ... |
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| Aerolysin |
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PDB code: 1PRE. Aerolysin is produced as an inactive precursor, proaerolysin, which contains a C-terminal peptide (CTP) required for folding into its soluble form. Proteolysis in the loop that connects the CTP to the main body allows aerolysin to oligomerize in a heptameric ring-like complex that inserts into the target membrane to form the pore. Proaerolysin is an L-shaped molecule. Domain 1, involved in binding N-linked oligosaccharides. Domain 2, involved in binding the glycan core of the glycosyl phosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchored aerolysin receptors. Domain 3, involved in oligomerization. Domain 4, contains the CTP. ... |
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| Aerolysin |
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PDB code: 1PRE. Aerolysin is produced as an inactive precursor, proaerolysin, which contains a C-terminal peptide (CTP) required for folding into its soluble form. Proteolysis in the loop that connects the CTP to the main body allows aerolysin to oligomerize in a heptameric ring-like complex that inserts into the target membrane to form the pore. Proaerolysin is an L-shaped molecule. Domain 1, involved in binding N-linked oligosaccharides. Domain 2, involved in binding the glycan core of the glycosyl phosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchored aerolysin receptors. Domain 3, involved in oligomerization. Domain 4, contains the CTP. ... |
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| Aerolysin |
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PDB code: 1PRE. Aerolysin is produced as an inactive precursor, proaerolysin, which contains a C-terminal peptide (CTP) required for folding into its soluble form. Proteolysis in the loop that connects the CTP to the main body allows aerolysin to oligomerize in a heptameric ring-like complex that inserts into the target membrane to form the pore. Proaerolysin is an L-shaped molecule. Domain 1, involved in binding N-linked oligosaccharides. Domain 2, involved in binding the glycan core of the glycosyl phosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchored aerolysin receptors. Domain 3, involved in oligomerization. Domain 4, contains the CTP. ... |
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| Aerolysin |
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PDB code: 1PRE. Aerolysin is produced as an inactive precursor, proaerolysin, which contains a C-terminal peptide (CTP) required for folding into its soluble form. Proteolysis in the loop that connects the CTP to the main body allows aerolysin to oligomerize in a heptameric ring-like complex that inserts into the target membrane to form the pore. Proaerolysin is an L-shaped molecule. Domain 1, involved in binding N-linked oligosaccharides. Domain 2, involved in binding the glycan core of the glycosyl phosphatidylinositol (GPI)-anchored aerolysin receptors. Domain 3, involved in oligomerization. Domain 4, contains the CTP. ... |
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