Protein |
Species |
Information |
Comment |
Submitted By |
Validated By |
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calbindin D9k |
Bos taurus (cow or bovine) |
Ca binding constants measured by competitive chelator:
|
The calcium affinity was determined using the competitive chelator method. The chelator used was Quin2. An earlier report from the same lab gives slightly different calcium binding constants. This is because the earlier report used partially deamidated protein. The reference for the earlier report is: Linse, S., T. Drakenberg, E. Thulin, P. Sellers, K. Elmden, T. Grundstrom, S. Forsen. Structure-function relationships in EF-Hand Ca2+-binding proteins. Protein engineering and biophysical studies of calbindin D9k (1987) Biochemistry. 26, 6723-6735. |
Melanie R. Nelson The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Biology mnelson@scripps.edu |
Melanie R. Nelson mnelson@scripps.edu |
calbindin D9k |
Bos taurus (cow or bovine) |
Ca binding constants measured by competitive chelator:
|
The calcium affinity was determined using the competitive chelator method. The chelator used was Quin2. Protein concentrations were between 20 and 30 micromolar (the exact concentration is determined as part of the fitting of the titration curve.) |
Melanie R. Nelson The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Biology mnelson@scripps.edu |
Melanie R. Nelson mnelson@scripps.edu |
calbindin D9k |
Bos taurus (cow or bovine) |
Ca binding constants measured by competitive chelator:
|
The calcium affinity was determined using the competitive chelator method. The chelator used was Quin2. Protein concentrations were between 20 and 30 micromolar (the exact concentration is determined as part of the fitting of the titration curve.) |
Melanie R. Nelson The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Biology mnelson@scripps.edu |
Melanie R. Nelson mnelson@scripps.edu |
calbindin D9k |
Bos taurus (cow or bovine) |
Ca binding constants measured by competitive chelator:
|
The calcium affinity was determined using the competitive chelator method. The chelator used was Quin2. Protein concentrations were between 20 and 30 micromolar (the exact concentration is determined as part of the fitting of the titration curve.) |
Melanie R. Nelson The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Biology mnelson@scripps.edu |
Melanie R. Nelson mnelson@scripps.edu |
calbindin D9k mutant:
|
Bos taurus (cow or bovine) |
This protein binds 2 equivalents of Ca ion | Melanie R. Nelson The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Biology mnelson@scripps.edu |
Melanie R. Nelson mnelson@scripps.edu |
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calbindin D9k mutant:
|
Bos taurus (cow or bovine) |
Ca binding constants measured by competitive chelator:
|
Melanie R. Nelson The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Biology mnelson@scripps.edu |
Melanie R. Nelson mnelson@scripps.edu |
|
calbindin D9k mutant:
|
Bos taurus (cow or bovine) |
Ca binding constants measured by competitive chelator:
|
Melanie R. Nelson The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Biology mnelson@scripps.edu |
Melanie R. Nelson mnelson@scripps.edu |
|
calbindin D9k mutant:
|
Bos taurus (cow or bovine) |
Ca binding constants measured by competitive chelator:
|
Melanie R. Nelson The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Biology mnelson@scripps.edu |
Melanie R. Nelson mnelson@scripps.edu |
|
calbindin D9k mutant:
|
Bos taurus (cow or bovine) |
Ca binding constants measured by competitive chelator:
|
Melanie R. Nelson The Scripps Research Institute, Department of Molecular Biology mnelson@scripps.edu |
Melanie R. Nelson mnelson@scripps.edu |