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{{STRUCTURE_1rop| PDB=1rop | SIZE=400| SCENE= |right|CAPTION=E. coli Rop protein [[1rop]].}}
<StructureSection load='1rop' size='350' side='right' scene='' caption='E. coli Rop protein [[1rop]]'>


<scene name='Rop_protein/Wt_rop/1'>Rop</scene> '''(Repressor Of Primer)''' is a small homodimeric RNA-binding protein that is involved in the regulation of copy number of the ColE1 plasmids of E.coli, where it is encoded<ref>pmid 2462471</ref>. Its structure has been studied using both X-ray crystallography (Banner ''et al.'', 1987) and NMR (Eberle ''et al''., 1991).  
==Function==
<scene name='Rop_protein/Wt_rop/1'>Rop</scene> '''(Repressor Of Primer)''' is a small homodimeric RNA-binding protein that is involved in the regulation of copy number of the ColE1 plasmids of E.coli, where it is encoded<ref>pmid 2462471</ref>. Its structure has been studied using both X-ray crystallography<ref>PMID:3681971</ref> and NMR<ref>PMID:1841691</ref>.  
Each monomer has molecular weight of about 7.500 Da and it consists of 63 amino acids that form two α-helices connected by <scene name='Rop_protein/Wt_rop_loop/2'> a loop </scene>of four amino acids (L29, D30, A31, D32). The two monomers are related with a 2-fold symmetry axis.  
Each monomer has molecular weight of about 7.500 Da and it consists of 63 amino acids that form two α-helices connected by <scene name='Rop_protein/Wt_rop_loop/2'> a loop </scene>of four amino acids (L29, D30, A31, D32). The two monomers are related with a 2-fold symmetry axis.  


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*re-engineering topology of the homodimeric ROP protein into a single-chain 4-helix bundle([[1yo7]])
*re-engineering topology of the homodimeric ROP protein into a single-chain 4-helix bundle([[1yo7]])
*ALA2ILE2-6, repacted the hydrophobic core and a new fold ([[1f4n]])
*ALA2ILE2-6, repacted the hydrophobic core and a new fold ([[1f4n]])
 
</StructureSection>
==3D structures of Rop protein==
==3D structures of Rop protein==


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[[1rpo]], [[1rop]], [[2ghy]] – EcRop – ''Escherichia coli''<br />
[[1rpo]], [[1rop]], [[2ghy]] – EcRop – ''Escherichia coli''<br />
[[1qx8]], [[1nkd]], [[1b6q]], [[1yo7]], [[1f4n]], [[3k79]], [[2ijh]], [[2iji]], [[2ijj]], [[2ijk]], [[1gmg]], [[1f4m]], [[4do2]], [[1gto]] – EcRop (mutant)<br />
[[1qx8]], [[1nkd]], [[1b6q]], [[1yo7]], [[1f4n]], [[3k79]], [[2ijh]], [[2iji]], [[2ijj]], [[2ijk]], [[1gmg]], [[1f4m]], [[4do2]], [[1gto]], [[7kae]] – EcRop (mutant)<br />
[[1rpr]] – EcRop – NMR<br />
[[1rpr]] – EcRop – NMR<br />
[[3q5z]] – TgRop5B pseudokinase domain – ''Toxoplasma gondii'' <br />
[[3q5z]] – TgRop5B pseudokinase domain – ''Toxoplasma gondii'' <br />

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