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Structural relationship of streptavidin to the calycin protein superfamily
Darren R. Flower
Aston Pharmacy School
College of Health and Life Sciences
Aston Research Centre for Health in Ageing
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Protein Family
100%
Calycins
100%
Streptavidin
100%
Structural Relationship
100%
Lipocalin
66%
Fatty Acid Binding Protein
66%
Conserved Regions
33%
Folding Pattern
33%
Characteristic Sequence
33%
Small Hydrophobic
33%
Hydrophobic Drugs
33%
Common Core
33%
Sequence Conservation
33%
310-helix
33%
Vitamins
33%
Biotin
33%
Streptomyces
33%
Structural Features
33%
Three-dimensional Alignment
33%
Family Forms
33%
Display Characteristics
33%
Binding Protein
33%
Large Group
33%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Streptavidin
100%
Protein Superfamily
100%
Protein Z
66%
Lipocalin
66%
Binding Protein
33%
Protein Family
33%
Biotin
33%
Streptomyces
33%
Conformation
33%
310 Helix
33%