Homology-modelling HEXA

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Homology structure groups

We decided to choose every 5% one protein:

> 60% sequence identity
PDB id name similarity single template
1ht6_A AMY1, alpha-amylase iso 95%
3aj7_A Oligo-1,6-glucosidase 90%
1h4p_A Glucan 1,3-beta-glucosidase 85.2%
3bc9_A AMYB, alpha amylase, ca 80.8% X
2zum_A 458AA long hypothetical 75%
3bmv_A Cyclomaltodextrin gluca 70.3%
2f2h_A Putative family 31 gluc 64.8%
3emz_A Xylanase, endo-1,4-beta 61%
> 40%
2dep_A Xylanase B, thermostabl 54.9%
3cui_A EXO-beta-1,4-glucanase; 49.5% X
1vhc_A Putative KHG/KDPG aldol 45.1%
2hk0_A D-psicose 3-epimerase 40.8%
< 40%
2g0w_A LMO2234 protein; putati 35.5%
3q94_A Fructose-bisphosphate a 30.0%
3hn3_A Beta-G1, beta-glucuroni 25.1%
3lut_A Voltage-gated potassium 20.1% X

Results

Swissmodel

Modeller

We used Modeller from the command line. Therefore we followed the instructions, described [here].

First of all, we created an alignment for each of our three selected sequences. In the next step we used Modeller to model the 3D structure of the protein.

For Modeller we used the Pir Alignment format, which can be found here: [3BC9], [3CUI], [3LUT]

iTasser

Analysis

RMSD

TM-Score