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PF09209

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    1. 1. Topsan Members
    2. 2. Summary

    Pfam Family
    Name: DUF1956 Accession: PF09209 (PFAM live)
    Description
    Domain of unknown function (DUF1956)
    Comments
    Members of this family are found in various prokaryotic transcriptional regulator proteins. Their exact function has not, as yet, been identified.

      

    Resources
    Pfam ID: DUF1956 PDB: 1t33
    Solved by: MCSG Priority Score: 3.6
    Member of this family is in PDB.
    Member of this clan is in PDB.
    Co-occurence with annotated domain(s) (no restrictions on number of architectures).
    HMMER:
      # sequence matches: 300 # architectures: 4 # taxonomy ids:177
    FFAS:
      Top FFAS hit in PDB: "1t33A, putative transcriptional repressor (TetR/AcrR" Top FFAS hit in Pfam: "PF08362, YcdC-like protein, C-terminal region "
    GRDB:
      Top significant hit (PDB90): "1t33A, transcription ; structural genomics, the crystal structure of a putative transcriptional repressor (tetr/acrr family) from salmonella typhimurim lt2 "
      Top significant hit (PFAM25U): "PF08362, YcdC-like protein, C-terminal region"
    CATH: CATH Domain E-value CATH Node
      3himB00 0.0058
      2oi8A00 0.0068 1.10.357.10

    Topsan Members

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    Name Annotation Author(s)
    1t33

    Summary

    Pfam family PFAM:PF09209 {Domain of unknown function (DUF1956) } with 113 members in NR database and additional 26 members in the metagenomic datasets is represented in Bacteria. The first structural representative solved (PDB Id: TOPSAN:1t33) was subject to FATCAT structural similarity search that indicated similarity to SCOP (v. 1.73) domain SCOP:d1jt6a2 classified as Two domains: DNA/RNA-binding 3-helical bundle and Tetracyclin repressor-like, C-terminal domain fold. Profile-profile methods confirm remote homology between this family and superfamily of Tetracyclin repressor-like, C-terminal domain; fold of the same name. Based on remote homology confirmed by the structure one can hypothesize that this family is probably binds nucleic acids

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