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| Name of substrate protein
 
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| Synonyms
 
| Synonyms
| Type-1 angiotensin II receptor
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| Alternative scientific name(s) of substrate protein
 
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| Determination type
 
| Determination type
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| Source
 
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| Homo sapiens
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| Species in which the protein was studied
 
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| Subcellular localization
 
| Subcellular localization
| Plasma membrane
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| Ex. Plasma membrane
 
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| Swissprot ID
 
| Swissprot ID
| [http://au.expasy.org/uniprot/P30556 P30556 ]
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| Link to the protein's Uniprot ID
 
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| Reactive glutamines
 
| Reactive glutamines
| Q315
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| Glutamine residues modified by the enzyme
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If the crystal structure is available, a link to the picture of modified residues is included
 
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| Reactive lysines
 
| Reactive lysines
| Not determined yet
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| Lysine residues modified by the enzyme
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If the crystal structure is available, a link to the picture of modified residues is included
 
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| Substrate sequence
 
| Substrate sequence
| KRYFL''Q''LLKYI
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| Sequence containing the residue modified by the enzyme
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with the modified residue(s) in ''italic''
 
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| Structure
 
| Structure
| No available crystal structure
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| Link to the crystal structure (if available) deposited in RCSB webPDB
 
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| Surface accessibility
 
| Surface accessibility
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| Surface accessibility data obtained with ASAView web server for those substrate proteins
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where the modification site is known and the crystal structure contains these residues
 
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| Disorder prediction
 
| Disorder prediction
| [http://iupred.enzim.hu/index.html IUPred]
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| Link to [http://iupred.enzim.hu/index.html IUPred]predictor of intrinsically disorder in proteins
 
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| Reference
 
| Reference
| [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=15507206&dopt=Abstract PMID:15507206]
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| Links to scientific article(s) about determination of transglutaminase substrate proteins through the PubMed ID:PMID
 
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| Notes
 
| Notes
| It forms homodimers and has enhanced activity upon transglutaminase action.
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| Relevant informations other than above mentioned about substrate proteins
 
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Revision as of 11:21, 24 July 2007

This is an example how information is organized in our wiki:

Template:Infobox header| Name of substrate protein
Name of substrate protein
Substrate peptide name Name of substrate protein
Synonyms Alternative scientific name(s) of substrate protein
Determination type In situ/In vitro
Source Species in which the protein was studied
Subcellular localization Ex. Plasma membrane
Swissprot ID Link to the protein's Uniprot ID
Reactive glutamines Glutamine residues modified by the enzyme

If the crystal structure is available, a link to the picture of modified residues is included

Reactive lysines Lysine residues modified by the enzyme

If the crystal structure is available, a link to the picture of modified residues is included

Substrate sequence Sequence containing the residue modified by the enzyme

with the modified residue(s) in italic

Structure Link to the crystal structure (if available) deposited in RCSB webPDB
Surface accessibility Surface accessibility data obtained with ASAView web server for those substrate proteins

where the modification site is known and the crystal structure contains these residues

Disorder prediction Link to IUPredpredictor of intrinsically disorder in proteins
Reference Links to scientific article(s) about determination of transglutaminase substrate proteins through the PubMed ID:PMID
Notes Relevant informations other than above mentioned about substrate proteins
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