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Clan: PBP (CL0177)

Summary

Periplasmic binding protein clan Add an annotation

Periplasmic binding proteins (PBPs) consist of two large lobes that close around the bound ligand. This architecture is reiterated in transcriptional regulators, such as the lac repressors. In the process of evolution, genes encoding the PBPs have fused with genes for integral membrane proteins. Thus, diverse mammalian receptors contain extracellular ligand binding domains that are homologous to the PBPs; these include glutamate/glycine-gated ion channels such as the NMDA receptor, G protein-coupled receptors, including metabotropic glutamate, GABA-B, calcium sensing, and pheromone receptors, and atrial natriuretic peptide-guanylate cyclase receptors [2].

This clan contains 27 families and the total number of domains in the clan is 532144. The clan was built by A Bateman.

Literature references

  1. Tam R, Saier MH Jr; , Microbiol Rev 1993;57:320-346.: Structural, functional, and evolutionary relationships among extracellular solute-binding receptors of bacteria. PUBMED:8336670 EPMC:8336670
  2. Felder CB, Graul RC, Lee AY, Merkle HP, Sadee W; , AAPS PharmSci 1999;1:E2.: The Venus flytrap of periplasmic binding proteins: an ancient protein module present in multiple drug receptors. PUBMED:11741199 EPMC:11741199

Members

This clan contains the following 27 member families:

CypI DctP DUF3834 HisG Lig_chan-Glu_bd Lipoprotein_8 Lipoprotein_9 LysR_substrate NMT1 NMT1_2 NMT1_3 OpuAC PBP_like PBP_like_2 PDT Phosphonate-bd Porphobil_deam SBP_bac_1 SBP_bac_11 SBP_bac_3 SBP_bac_5 SBP_bac_6 SBP_bac_8 TctC Transferrin VitK2_biosynth YhfZ_C

Domain organisation

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Alignments

The table below shows the number of occurrences of each domain throughout the sequence database. More...

Pfam family Num. domains Alignment
LysR_substrate (PF03466) 146371 (27.5%) View
SBP_bac_3 (PF00497) 53227 (10.0%) View
SBP_bac_5 (PF00496) 50123 (9.4%) View
SBP_bac_8 (PF13416) 44265 (8.3%) View
SBP_bac_1 (PF01547) 35190 (6.6%) View
TctC (PF03401) 26616 (5.0%) View
DctP (PF03480) 22513 (4.2%) View
NMT1 (PF09084) 21110 (4.0%) View
Lig_chan-Glu_bd (PF10613) 15390 (2.9%) View
PBP_like_2 (PF12849) 14193 (2.7%) View
SBP_bac_11 (PF13531) 13763 (2.6%) View
OpuAC (PF04069) 12352 (2.3%) View
SBP_bac_6 (PF13343) 10577 (2.0%) View
PDT (PF00800) 9771 (1.8%) View
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Pfam family Num. domains Alignment
Porphobil_deam (PF01379) 9712 (1.8%) View
HisG (PF01634) 8518 (1.6%) View
NMT1_2 (PF13379) 7943 (1.5%) View
Phosphonate-bd (PF12974) 7198 (1.4%) View
NMT1_3 (PF16868) 7047 (1.3%) View
Lipoprotein_9 (PF03180) 6729 (1.3%) View
Transferrin (PF00405) 4158 (0.8%) View
VitK2_biosynth (PF02621) 2865 (0.5%) View
PBP_like (PF12727) 2107 (0.4%) View
YhfZ_C (PF14503) 237 (0.0%) View
Lipoprotein_8 (PF02030) 70 (0.0%) View
CypI (PF06646) 64 (0.0%) View
DUF3834 (PF12916) 35 (0.0%) View
Total: 27 Total: 532144 Clan alignment
 

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Family relationships

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Structures

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