Protein G or immunoglobulin-binding protein G (ProG) is a cell surface protein from Streptococcal bacteria which binds Fab and Fc regions of immunoglobulins[1].
For ProG immunoglobulin-binding domain see Chameleon peptide.
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3D Structures of protein G3D Structures of protein G
Updated on 03-February-2022
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- Streptococcus Protein G residues 2-68
- 6u8c – StProG + antibody – Streptococcus
- Streptococcus Protein G residues 56-118
- 1uwx – StProG + Igg1 Fab
- 1qkz – StProG (mutant) + Igg1 Fab + peptide antigen
- Streptococcus Protein G residues 189-244
- Streptococcus Protein G B1 domain residues 228-282
- 1pga, 1pgb, 2ju6, 2rmm, 2rpv, 1mpe, 1q10, 2j52, 2j53, 2k0p, 3mp9, 1gb1, 2gi9 - StProG
- 2gb1, 3gb1, 5ub0, 5ubs, 5uce,2n9k, 5ucf, 2n9l, 2plp, 6che, 1qmt, 2lgi, 2nmq, 2rpv - StProG - NMR
- 1mvk, 1fcl, 1fd6, 1em7, 3v3x, 6c9o, 6kmc, 6nla, 6nlb, 6nl9, 6nl8, 6nl7, 6nl6, 5ofs, 6cne, 6cpz, 4wh4, 6l9b, 6lji, 5bmi, 5bmh, 6l91, 6l9d, 5hg2, 5hfy, 5hi1 – StProG (mutant)
- 1q10, 2rmm, 2k0p, 2ju6 – StProG (mutant) – NMR
- 1mi0, 1mhx – ProG (mutant) – Finegoldia magna
- Streptococcus Protein G albumin-binding domain residues 254-299
- 1gjs, 1gjt - StProG albumin-binding domain - NMR
- Streptococcus Protein G 3rd Igg-binding domain residues 300-357
- 3fil, 1pgx, 2igd, 1igd - StProG
- 3v3x, 5bmg, 6c9o, 6cte, 6nl6, 6nl7, 6nl8, 6nl9, 6nlb – StProG (mutant)
- 2plp, 1p7f, 1p7e, 2n7j, 2lum - StProG - NMR
- 2jsv, 2kq4, 2kwd, 1fcl, 1fd6 - StProG (mutant) - NMR
- 1igc – StProG + Igg1 Fab
- 6o41 – StProG + antibody
- Streptococcus Protein G domains II+III residues 367-430
- Streptococcus Protein G residues 443-497
- Protein G
- 1gb1, 2gb1, 2igg, 2igh - SgProG immunoglobulin-binding domain – Streptomyces griseus – NMR
- 2igg, 2igh - SgProG immunoglobulin-binding domains II+III – NMR
- 2gi9, 2qmt – SaProG domain B1 (mutant) – Staphylococcus aureus
- 2klk - SaProG immunoglobulin-binding domain - NMR
ReferencesReferences
- ↑ Erntell M, Myhre EB, Sjobring U, Bjorck L. Streptococcal protein G has affinity for both Fab- and Fc-fragments of human IgG. Mol Immunol. 1988 Feb;25(2):121-6. PMID:3131664
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