Structure of IDP90555
Crystal Structure of Tryptophanyl-tRNA Synthetase from Campylobacter jejuni complexed with ADP and Tryptophane
Annotation
- Description
- Tryptophanyl-tRNA Synthetase (TrpS) is involved in protein synthesis and regulation of RNA transcription and translation. It catalyzes a two-step reaction, first charging a tryptophan molecule by linking its carboxyl group to the alpha-phosphate of ATP, followed by transfer of the aminoacyl-adenylate to its tRNA. The structure was produced by co-crystallizing the protein with ADP, however, not only ADP but also Trp were found bound tightly in the active site located in the middle of each subunit of the dimer.
- Functional assignment
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Ligands
| Ligand code | Name | Ligand type |
|---|---|---|
| NA | sodium ion | crystallization |
| PO4 | phosphate ion | crystallization |
| LTR | l-tryptophan | biological |
| ADP | adenosine-5'-diphosphate | biological |
| MSE | selenomethionine | modified residue |
Structure information
Unit cell parameters
- Space Group
- P 1 21 1
- Unit Cell
-
a=66.78Å, b=50.63Å, c=105.92Å
α=90.00, β=107.00, γ=90.00 - Solvent content
- Matthews coefficient
- Resolution range
- 28.79-2.15Å (2.21-2.15Å)
- Rall(%)
- 18.3
- Rwork(%)/dt>
- 18.1 (24.0)
- Rfree(%)
- 21.8 (28.3)
- Num. observed reflections
- 38111 (2299)
- Num. Rfree reflections
- 1901 (113)
- Completeness(%)
- 98.1 (82.0)
- Num Atoms
- 5135
- Num Waters
- 218
- Num Hetatoms
- 294
- Model mean isotropic B factor (Å2)
- 49.070
- RMSD bond length (Å)
- 0.009
- RMSD bond angle
- 1.189°
- RMSD dihedral angle
- 15.417°
- Filename uploaded
- dep.pdb (uploaded on Sep 27, 2011 2:18 PM)
- Inserted
- Sep 27, 2011
