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==3D structures of retinol-binding protein== | ==3D structures of retinol-binding protein== | ||
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'''Plasma RBP (PRBP)''' | '''Plasma RBP (PRBP)''' | ||
[[1rbp]], [[1jyd]] - hRBP – human | [[1rbp]], [[1jyd]], [[1brp]], [[1brq]] - hRBP – human<br /> | ||
[[1jyj]] - hRBP (mutant) | [[1jyj]] - hRBP (mutant)<br /> | ||
[[1aqb]] - RBP – pig | [[1aqb]] - RBP – pig<br /> | ||
[[1hbq]] – bRBP – bovine<br /> | |||
'''Cellular RBP (CRBP)''' | '''Cellular RBP (CRBP)''' | ||
[[1jbh]], [[1kgl]], [[1mx7]] - rRBP I – NMR<BR /> | [[1jbh]], [[1kgl]], [[1mx7]] - rRBP I – rat - NMR<BR /> | ||
[[1b4m]] - rRBP II | [[1b4m]] - rRBP II – NMR<BR /> | ||
[[1opa]] – rRBP II<br /> | |||
[[2rcq]] - hRBP II<br /> | [[2rcq]] - hRBP II<br /> | ||
[[1ggl]] - hRBP III <br /> | [[1ggl]] - hRBP III <br /> | ||
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[[2wqa]] - hRBP IV + transthyretin + oleate<br /> | [[2wqa]] - hRBP IV + transthyretin + oleate<br /> | ||
[[1iiu]] - RBP + retinol – chicken<br /> | [[1iiu]] - RBP + retinol – chicken<br /> | ||
[[1kt3]], [[1kt4]], [[1kt5]], [[1kt6]], [[1kt7]] - RBP + retinol | [[1rlb]] - cRBP + transthyretin<br /> | ||
[[1kt3]], [[1kt4]], [[1kt5]], [[1kt6]], [[1kt7]], [[1hbp]] - RBP + retinol <br /> | |||
[[1erb]], [[1fel]], [[1fem]], [[1fen]] - bRBP + retinol derivative<br /> | |||
[[1qab]] - rRBP + transthyretin<br /> | |||
'''Cellular RBP complex''' | '''Cellular RBP complex''' | ||
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[[1eii]] - rRBP II + retinol – NMR<BR /> | [[1eii]] - rRBP II + retinol – NMR<BR /> | ||
[[2rct]] - hRBP II + retinol<br /> | [[2rct]] - hRBP II + retinol<br /> | ||
[[1kqw]] - ZeRBP + retinol | [[1kqw]] - ZeRBP + retinol<br /> | ||
[[1crb]], [[1opb]] - rRBP + retinol<br /> | |||
[[Category:Topic Page]] | [[Category:Topic Page]] | ||
Revision as of 13:01, 20 April 2014
Retinol-binding protein (RBP) are carrier proteins which bind retinol (vitamin A alcohol). Human RBP4 is the carrier of retinol in the blood. It delivers retinol from the liver to the peripheral tissues. RBP also functions in regulation, metabolism and activities of retinoids. Retinol is being protected from oxidation and becomes soluble when bound to RBP. RBP is used to assess vitamin A deficiency as it binds 1:1 to retinol. RBP is classified according to its site of activity. Plasma RBP (PRBP) carries retinol in blood while cellular RBP (CRBP) carries retinol in the cell.
3D structures of retinol-binding protein3D structures of retinol-binding protein
Updated on 20-April-2014
Plasma RBP (PRBP)
1rbp, 1jyd, 1brp, 1brq - hRBP – human
1jyj - hRBP (mutant)
1aqb - RBP – pig
1hbq – bRBP – bovine
Cellular RBP (CRBP)
1jbh, 1kgl, 1mx7 - rRBP I – rat - NMR
1b4m - rRBP II – NMR
1opa – rRBP II
2rcq - hRBP II
1ggl - hRBP III
1lpj - hRBP IV
1kqx – ZeRBP – zebrafish
Plasma RBP complex
3bsz - hRBP II + transthyretin + antibody + retinol
3fmz - hRBP IV + non-retinoid ligand
2wq9 - hRBP IV + oleate
2wq9 - hRBP IV + linoleate
2wqa - hRBP IV + transthyretin + oleate
1iiu - RBP + retinol – chicken
1rlb - cRBP + transthyretin
1kt3, 1kt4, 1kt5, 1kt6, 1kt7, 1hbp - RBP + retinol
1erb, 1fel, 1fem, 1fen - bRBP + retinol derivative
1qab - rRBP + transthyretin
Cellular RBP complex
1mx8 - rRBP I + retinol – NMR
1eii - rRBP II + retinol – NMR
2rct - hRBP II + retinol
1kqw - ZeRBP + retinol
1crb, 1opb - rRBP + retinol