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Protein Data Bank                                  Quarterly Newsletter 
Number 64                                                    April 1993

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April 1993 PDB Release

	1110	fully annotated atomic coordinate entries
		(56 new full-release entries)

	982	proteins, enzymes and viruses
	107	DNA's
	2	RNA's
	9	tRNA's
	10	carbohydrates

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Newly Released Entries

Coordinate Entries
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IDENT CODE
MOLECULE
DEPOSITOR(S)
ACCESSION DATE

1ACP
ACYL CARRIER PROTEIN(NMR,2 STRUCTURES)
J.H.PRESTEGARD,Y.KIM
 7/90

1D42
DNA(GTATATAC)(NMR,5 STRUCTURES)
U.SCHMITZ,T.JAMES
 5/91

1D53
DNA(CGCICICG)
V.KUMAR ET AL.
11/91

1D54
DNA(TGTACA)/4'-EPIADRIAMYCIN
G.A.LEONARD,T.BROWN,W.N.HUNTER
 1/92

1D59
DNA(GGGGTTTTGGGG)
C.KANG,A.RICH
 2/92

1D60
DNA(CCAACITTGG)
A.A.LIPANOV,M.L.KOPKA,M.KACZOR-GRZESKOWIAK,R.E.DICKERSON
2/92

1D61
DNA(CCAACITTGG)
A.A.LIPANOV,M.L.KOPKA,M.KACZOR-GRZESKOWIAK,R.E.DICKERSON
 2/92

1D66
GAL4(RESIDUES 1-65)/CCGGAGGACAGTCCTCCGG
R.MARMORSTEIN,S.HARRISON
 3/92

1D68
DNA(GCGTATACGC)(NMR)
CHENG,CHOU,SALAZAR,REID
 4/92

1D69
DNA(ATGAGCGAAT)(NMR)
CHOU,CHENG,REID
 4/92

1D70
DNA(GTATAATG)(NMR,4 STRUCTURES)
U.SCHMITZ,T.L.JAMES
 4/92

1D78
DNA(GTGTACAC)(A CONFORMATION,GROWN IN PRESENCE OF SPERMINE)
N.THOTA,X.H.LI,C.BINGMAN,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 6/92

1D79
DNA(GTGTACAC)(A CONFORMATION,GROWN IN THE PRESENCE OF SPERMIDINE)
N.THOTA,X.H.LI,C.BINGMAN,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 6/92

110D
DNA(CGGCCG)/DAUNOMYCIN
G.A.LEONARD,T.W.HAMBLEY, K.MCAULEY-HECHT,T.BROWN,W.N.HUNTER
 1/93

116D
DNA(CCGTACGTACGG)
C.BINGMAN,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 2/93

117D
DNA(GCGTACGTACGC)
C.BINGMAN,S.JAIN,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 2/93

1DA3
DNA(CGATCGA(ME)TCG)
I.BAIKALOV,K.GRZESKOWIAK,K.YANAGI,J.QUINTANA,R.E.DICKERSON
11/92

1DA9
DNA(TGGCCA)/ADRIAMYCIN
G.A.LEONARD,T.W.HAMBLEY,K.MCAULEY-HECHT,T.BROWN,W.N.HUNTER
 1/93

4RVE
ECO RV ENDONUCLEASE/DNA
F.K.WINKLER
 2/93

1FER
FERREDOXIN I(PH 6.5)
E.A.MERRITT,G.H.STOUT,S.TURLEY,L.C.SIEKER,L.H.JENSEN,W.H.ORME-JOHNSON
 9/92

1FXD
FERREDOXIN II(DESULFOVIBRIO GIGAS)
C.KISSINGER ET AL.
 4/91

1HYP
HYDROPHOBIC PROTEIN FROM SOYBEAN
M.S.LEHMANN ET AL.
 2/93

1IGI
IGG1 FAB(IGG2A,KAPPA) FRAGMENT(26-10)
P.D.JEFFREY,S.SHERIFF
 2/93

1IGJ
IGG1 FAB(IGG2A,KAPPA) FRAGMENT(26-10)/DIGOXIN
P.D.JEFFREY,S.SHERIFF
 2/93

2GF1
INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR 1(NMR)
COOKE,HARVEY,CAMPBELL
 1/91

3GF1
INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR 1(NMR,10 STR)
COOKE,HARVEY,CAMPBELL
 1/91

1ITL
INTERLEUKIN 4(HUMAN)(NMR)
C.DOBSON ET AL.
 2/92

1APM
CAMP-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE (CATALYTIC SUBUNIT)/PKI
D.R.KNIGHTON,S.M.BELL,J.ZHENG,L.F.TEN EYCK,N.XUONG,S.S.TAYLOR,
J.M.SOWADSKI
 1/93

1ATP
C-AMP-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE/PKI/MNATP
J.ZHENG.E.A.TRAFNY,D.R.KNIGHTON,N.-H.XUONG,S.S.TAYLOR,L.F.TEN EYCK,
J.M.SOWADSKI
 1/93

1ZTA
LEUCINE ZIPPER(GCN4 TAP)(NMR)
A.PASTORE ET AL.
10/90

1L77
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(M102L)
J.HURLEY,B.MATTHEWS
11/91

2L78
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(V111I)
J.HURLEY,B.MATTHEWS
 1/92

1L79
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(L99F,V111I)
J.HURLEY,B.MATTHEWS
11/91

1L80
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(L99F,M102L,V111I)
J.HURLEY,B.MATTHEWS
11/91

1L81
LYSOZYME(T4) MUT(L99F,M102L,V111I,F153L)
J.HURLEY,B.MATTHEWS
11/91

1L82
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(L99F,M102L,F153L)
J.HURLEY,B.MATTHEWS
11/91

1PE6
PAPAIN/E-64-C PAPAYA FRUIT LATEX
D.YAMAMOTO ET AL.
 5/91

1HSP
PHOSPHOLIPASE C(SH3 DOMAIN) (NMR 11 STRUCTURES)
D.KOHDA,H.HATANAKA,M.ODAKA,F.INAGAKI
12/92

2PIA
PHTHALATE DIOXYGENASE REDUCTASE
C.C.CORRELL,C.J.BATIE,D.P.BALLOU,M.L.LUDWIG
 2/93

1GB1
PROTEIN G(B1 DOMAIN)(GROUP G STREPTOCOCCUS)(NMR,60 STRUCTURES)
A.M.GRONENBORN,G.M.CLORE
 5/91

2GB1
PROTEIN G(B1 DOMAIN) GROUP G STREPTOCOCCUS (NMR,MIN AVERAGED STRUCTURE)
A.M.GRONENBORN,G.M.CLORE
 5/91

1STY
STAPHYLOCOCCAL NUCLEASE INSERTION MUTANT (126G127)
L.J.KEEFE,E.E.LATTMAN
 2/93

2SIC
SUBTILISIN BPN'/SSI
Y.MITSUI ET AL.
 4/91

1SOS
SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE
H.E.PARGE,R.A.HALLEWELL,J.A.TAINER
 2/92

3SOD
SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE(BOVINE)
J.TAINER ET AL.
 6/90

3SDP
FE SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE(PSEUDOMONAS
OVALIS)
S.L.STODDARD,D.RINGE,G.A.PETSKO
 5/91

1TFD
TRANSFERRIN(N-TERMINAL HALF-MOLECULE)
R.SARRA,P.LINDLEY
 8/90

2TGF
TRANSFORMING GROWTH FACTOR(NMR)
I.CAMPBELL ET AL.
 1/91

3TGF
TRANSFORMING GROWTH FACTOR
(NMR,4 STRUCTURES)
I.CAMPBELL ET AL.
 1/91

3YPI
TRIOSE PHOSPHATE ISOMERASE
(SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE) MUTANT
(H95Q)/PGH
E.LOLIS,G.PETSKO
12/90

1XIM
D-XYLOSE ISOMERASE(A.MIS.)/XYLITOL/CO
J.JANIN ET AL.
 5/91

2XIM
D-XYLOSE ISOMERASE(A.MIS.)/XYLOSE/MG
J.JANIN ET AL.
 5/91

3XIM
D-XYLOSE ISOMERASE(A.MIS.)/SORBITOL/CO
J.JANIN ET AL.
 5/91

1PAI
PROTEIN C INHIBITOR MODEL 1
L.KUHN,C.FISHER,J.TAINER
 7/90

2PAI
PROTEIN INHIBITOR C MODEL 2
L.A.KUHN
 7/90

1BST
SOMATOTROPIN(BOVINE GROWTH HORMONE)
CARLACCI,CHOU,MAGGIORA
 2/91

NMR ENTRIES
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R1D42MR 
DNA(GTATATAC)(NMR,5 STRUCTURES)
U.SCHMITZ,T.JAMES
 5/91

R1D70MR 
DNA(GTATAATG)(NMR,4 STRUCTURES)
U.SCHMITZ,T.L.JAMES
 4/92

R2GF1MR 
INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR 1(NMR)
COOKE,HARVEY,CAMPBELL
 1/91

R1ITLMR 
INTERLEUKIN 4(HUMAN)(NMR)
C.DOBSON ET AL.
 2/92

R1HSPMR 
PHOSPHOLIPASE C(SH3 DOMAIN)
(NMR,11 STRUCTURES)
D.KOHDA,H.HATANAKA,M.ODAKA,F.INAGAKI
12/92

R1GB1MR 
PROTEIN G(B1 DOMAIN)(GROUP G
STREPTOCOCCUS)(NMR,60 STRUCTURES)
A.M.GRONENBORN,G.M.CLORE
 9/91

R2TGFMR 
TRANSFORMING GROWTH FACTOR(NMR)
I.CAMPBELL ET AL.
 1/91

STRUCTURE FACTOR ENTRIES
------------------------
R1DA3SF 
DNA(CGATCGA(ME)TCG)
I.BAIKALOV,K.GRZESKOWIAK,K.YANAGI,
J.QUINTANA,R.E.DICKERSON
11/92

R1DA9SF 
DNA(TGGCCA)/ADRIAMYCIN
G.A.LEONARD,T.W.HAMBLEY,
K.MCAULEY-HECHT,T.BROWN,W.N.HUNTER
 1/93

R1IGISF 
IGG1 FAB(IGG2A,KAPPA) FRAGMENT(26-10)
P.D.JEFFREY,S.SHERIFF
 2/93

R1IGJSF 
IGG1 FAB(IGG2A,KAPPA) FRAGMENT(26-10)/DIGOXIN
R.K.STRONG,G.A.PETSKO,P.D.JEFFREY,
S.SHERIFF
 2/93

R1PE6SF 
PAPAIN/E-64-C PAPAYA FRUIT LATEX
D.YAMAMOTO ET AL.
 5/91

R1D54SF 
DNA(TGTACA)/4'-EPIADRIAMYCIN
G.A.LEONARD,T.BROWN,W.N.HUNTER
 1/92

R1D60SF 
DNA(CCAACITTGG)
A.A.LIPANOV,M.L.KOPKA,
M.KACZOR-GRZESKOWIAK,R.E.DICKERSON
 2/92

R1D61SF 
DNA(CCAACITTGG)
A.A.LIPANOV,M.L.KOPKA,
M.KACZOR-GRZESKOWIAK,R.E.DICKERSON
 2/92

R1D78SF 
DNA(GTGTACAC)(A CONFORMATION,GROWN IN PRESENCE OF SPERMINE)
N.THOTA,X.H.LI,C.BINGMAN,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 6/92

R1D79SF 
DNA(GTGTACAC)(A CONFORMATION,GROWN IN THE PRESENCE OF SPERMIDINE)
N.THOTA,X.H.LI,C.BINGMAN,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 6/92

R110DSF 
DNA(CGGCCG)/DAUNOMYCIN
G.A.LEONARD,T.W.HAMBLEY,
K.MCAULEY-HECHT,T.BROWN,W.N.HUNTER
 1/93

R116DSF 
DNA(CCGTACGTACGG)
C.BINGMAN,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 2/93

R117DSF 
DNA(GCGTACGTACGC)
C.BINGMAN,S.JAIN,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 2/93

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Newly Deposited Entries 

IDENT CODE
MOLECULE
DEPOSITOR(S)
ACCESSION DATE

COORDINATE ENTRIES
------------------
1NIS
ACONITASE/NITROCITRATE
H.LAUBLE,M.C.KENNEDY,H.BINERT,C.D.STOUT
 1/93
:1NIT
ACONITASE/SULFATE
H.LAUBLE,M.C.KENNEDY,H.BINERT,C.D.STOUT
 1/93

1ACO
ACONITASE/TRANSACONITATE
C.D.STOUT
 1/93

2ABD
ACYL-COENZYME A BINDING PROTEIN
(NMR,20 STRUCTURES)
K.ANDERSEN,F.POULSEN
 3/93

2CWG
AGGLUTININ(ISOLECTIN 1)/T-5
SIALOGLYCOPEPTIDE OF GLYCOPHORIN A
C.S.WRIGHT
 
3HUD
ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE
(BETA-1 ISOENZYME)
T.D.HURLEY,W.F.BOSRON.J.A.HAMILTON,L.M.AMZEL
 1/93

1BTC
BETA-AMYLASE/ALPHA-CYCLODEXTRIN
B.MIKAMI,E.J.HEHRE,M.SATO,Y.KATSUBE,M.HIROSE,Y.MORITA,J.C.SACCHETTINI
 2/93

1ALA
ANNEXIN V
D.A.WALLER,M.C.BEWLEY,R.HUBER
 1/93

1ASO
ASCORBATE OXIDASE(REDUCED)
A.MESSERSCHMIDT,H.LUECKE,R.HUBER
11/92

1ASQ
ASCORBATE OXIDASE/AZIDE
A.MESSERSCHMIDT,H.LUECKE,R.HUBER
11/92

1ASP
ASCORBATE OXIDASE/PEROXIDE
A.MESSERSCHMIDT,H.LUECKE,R.HUBER
11/92

2ECA
L-ASPARAGINASE(TYPE II)
A.L.SWAIN,M.JASKOLSKI,D.HONSSET,J.K.RAO,
A.WLODAWER
 1/93

1SPA
ASPARTATE AMINOTRANSFERASE MUTANT(D222A)
Y.HINOUE,T.YANO,D.E.METZLER,I.MIYAHARA,
K.HIROTSU,H.KAGAMIYAMA
 1/93

1AVI
AVIDIN/BIOTIN
O.LIVNAH,E.BAYER,M.WILCHEK,J.SUSSMAN
12/92

1CLM
CALMODULIN(WILD TYPE)
M.SUNDARALAINGAM
 1/93

1DCA
CARBONIC ANHYDRASE II MUTANT(T199C)
J.A.IPPOLITO,D.W.CHRISTIANSON
12/92

1CID
CD4(RAT,DOMAINS 3 AND 4)
R.L.BRADY,E.J.DODSON,G.LANGE
 1/93

2CRD
CHARYBDOTOXIN(NMR,12 STRUCTURES)
F.BONTEMS,C.ROUMESTAND,B.GILQUIN,A.MENEZ,
F.TOMA
 2/93

1CPL
CYCLOPHILIN
H.KE,L.D.ZYDOWSKY,J.LIU,C.T.WALSH
 9/91

1CTZ
CYTOCHROME C(ISOZYME 1) MUTANT (Y67F,C102T)
A.M.BERGHUIS,G.D.BRAYER
 2/93

1CTY
CYTOCHROME C(OXIDIZED) MUTANT(Y67F,C102T)
A.M.BERGHUIS,G.D.BRAYER
 2/93

1CCC
CYTOCHROME C PEROXIDASE MUTANT(D235A)
D.B.GOODIN,D.E.MCREE
 1/93

1CCB
CYTOCHROME C PEROXIDASE MUTANT(D235E)
D.B.GOODIN,D.E.MCREE
 1/93

1PCB
YEAST CYTOCHROME C PEROXIDASE
(CCP)/HORSE HEART CYTOCHROME C
H.PELLETIER
11/92

1CCA
CYTOCHROME C PEROXIDASE(YEAST,WILD TYPE)
D.B.GOODIN,D.E.MCREE
 1/93

1PCC
YEAST CYTOCHROME C PEROXIDASE/YEAST
ISO-1-CYTOCHROME C
H.PELLETIER
11/92

1PAC
CYTOCHROME C551(FE(II))
D.J.DETLEFSEN,V.THANABAL,V.L.PECORARO,
G.WAGNER
 5/92

2DRC
DIHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE MUTANT(W22F)
K.A.BROWN,J.KRAUT
 6/91

1EAA
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)
A.MATTEVI,W.G.J.HOL
12/92

1EAD
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/COA
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

1EAC
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/COA/DTT
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

1EAB
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/COA/LIPOAMIDE
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

1EAE
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/LIPOAMIDE
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

1EAF
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/SO2OH
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

1LVL
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE DEHYDROGENASE/NAD+
A.MATTEVI,W.G.J.HOL
12/92

1DA1
DNA((BR)UGCGCG)
T.BROWN,G.KNEALE,W.N.HUNTER,O.KENNARD
11/92

1DA0
DNA(CGATCG)/DAUNOMYCIN
M.H.MOORE,W.N.HUNTER,B.L.D'ESTAINTOT,
O.KENNARD
11/92

2DA8
DNA(GATATC)/[N-MECYS3,N-MECYS7]
TANDEM(NMR,8 STRUCTURES)
K.J.ADDESS,J.S.SINSHEIMER,J.FEIGON
 4/93

1D98
DNA(CGCAAAAAAGCG)
H.C.M.NELSON,J.T.FINCH,B.F.LUISI,A.KLUG
11/92

1D99
DNA(CGCAAATTCGCG)
W.N.HUNTER,T.BROWN,O.KENNARD
11/92

111D
DNA(CGCAAATTGGCG)
T. BROWN
 1/93

1DA2
DNA(CGCG(ME4)CG)
L.VAN MEERVELT,M.H.MOORE,P.K.T.LIN,
D.M.BROWN,O.KENNARD
11/92

1D89
DNA(CGCGAAAAAACG)(BROMINATED)
A.DIGABRIELE,T.STEITZ
 7/92

112D
DNA(CGCGAATTAGCG)
T. BROWN
 1/93

113D
DNA(CGCGAATTTGCG)
W.N.HUNTER
 1/93

114D
DNA(CGCIAATTAGCG)
P.W.R.CORFIELD
 1/93

2DES
DNA(CGTACG)/3'-DESAMINO-(2-METHOXY-4-
MORPHOLINYL)-DOXORUBICIN
M.CIRILLI,F.BACHECHI,G.UGHETTO,F.P.COLONNA,
M.L.CAPOBIANCO
 3/93

1D93
DNA(CTCTAGAG)
W.N.HUNTER,B.L.D'ESTAINTOT,O.KENNARD
11/92

1DA4
DNA(CTCTAGTGCTCAC)(NMR,2 STRUCTURES)
C.J.VAN GARDEREN,D.G.PATEL,L.P.A.VAN HOUTE
 1/93

1D97
DNA(GCGCGC)
W.B.T.CRUSE,S.A.SALISBURY,T.BROWN,
R.COSSTICK.F.ECKSTEIN,O.KENNARD
11/92

1D94
DNA(GGGCGCCC)
Z.SHAKKED,G.GUERSTEIN-GUZIKEVICH,
M.EISENSTEIN,F.FROLOW,D.RABINOVICH
11/92

1D95
DNA(GGGCGCCC)
M.EISENSTEIN,H.HOPE,T.E.HARAN,F.FROLOW,
Z.SHAKKED,D.RABINOVICH
11/92

1D92
DNA(GGGGCTCC)
W.N.HUNTER,G.KNEALE,T.BROWN,D.RABINOVICH,
O.KENNARD
11/92

1D91
DNA(GGGGTCCC)
G.KNEALE,T.BROWN,O.DENNARD,D.RABINOVICH
11/92

1D90
DNA(GGIGCTCC)
W.B.T.CRUSE,J.AYMANI,O.KENNARD,T.BROWN,
A.G.C.JACK,G.A.LEONARD
11/92

118D
DNA(GTGCGCAC)
C.BINGMAN,X.LI,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 2/93

1DA5
DNA(GTGAGCACTAGAG)(NMR,2 STRUCTURES)
C.J.VANGARDEREN,D.G.PATEL,L.P.A.VAN HOUTE
 1/93

1ECH
ECHISTATIN
J.T.PELTON,R.A.ATKINSON,V.SAUDEK
 1/93

1SMR
ENDOTHIAPEPSIN/INHIBITOR PD130328
C.G.DEALWIS,T.L.BLUNDELL
 3/92

1FDD
FERREDOXIN MUTANT(D15N)
C.D.STOUT
 1/93

4FGF
FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR(BASIC)
A.E.ERIKSSON,B.W.MATTHEWS
 2/93

1DOG
GLUCOAMYLASE-471/1-DEOXYNOJIRIMYCIN
E.HARRIS,A.ALESHIN,L.FIRSOV,R.B.HONSATKO
 
1GLU
GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR DNA-BINDING DOMAIN/DNA
B.LUISI,W.XU,P.SIGLER
 8/92

1GRF
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE
(CARBOXAMIDOMETHYLATED)
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

1GRG
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE/BCNU
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

1GRB
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE/NADH
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

1GRE
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE/GLUTATHIONE
(REDUCED)
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

1GRA
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE/GSSG/NADP+
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

1RHG
GRANULOCYTE COLONY-STIMULATING FACTOR
C.P.HILL,T.D.OSSLUND,D.EISENBERG
 1/93

1HEV
HEVEIN(NMR,6 STRUCTURES)
N.H.ANDERSEN,B.CAO
 1/93

1HVN
HIV-1 NUCLEOCAPSID ZINC FINGER/DNA
(ACGCC)(NMR,15 STRUCTURES)
T.SOUTH,M.SUMMERS
12/92

1HVO
HIV-1 ZINC FINGER/DNA(ACGCC)(NMR,
15 STRUCTURES,LESS RESTRAINTS)
T.WOUTH,M.SUMMERS
12/92

1MCO
IMMUNOGLOBULIN IGG1 LAMBDA WITH A HINGE DELETION
A.B.EDMUNDSON,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCS
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-L-GLN-D-PHE-L-HIS-D-PRO-OH
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCQ
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-L-HIS-D-PRO-NH2
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCR
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-L-HIS-D-PRO-OH
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,A.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCK
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-D-GLU-L-HIS-D-PRO-NH2
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCN
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-D-HIS-L-PRO-NH2
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCL
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-D-HIS-L-PRO-OH
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCD
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-D-PHE-B-ALA-L-HIS-D-PRO-NH2
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCJ
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-D-PHE-L-HIS-D-PRO-NH2
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCE
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-L-GLN-D-PHE-L-HIS-D-PRO-B-ALA-OH
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCC
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-L-GLN-D-PHE-L-HIS-D-PRO-NH2
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCB
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-L-GLN-D-PHE-L-HIS-D-PRO-OH
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCF
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LT. CHAIN /
N- ACETYL-L-GLN-D-PHE-L-HIS-D-PRO-B-
ALA-B-ALA-OH
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCH
IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA LT. CHAIN/N-ACETYL-L-GLN-D-PHE-L-HIS-D-PRO-
  B-ALA-B-ALA-OH
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

1MCI
IMMUNOGLOBUOIN LAMBDA LIGHT CHAIN/
N-ACETYL-D-PHE-L-HIS-D-PRO-OH
A.B.EDMUNDSON,D.L.HARRIS,Z.-C.FAN,L.W.GUDDAT
 2/93

2IMM
IMMUNOGLOBULIN VL DOMAIN MCPC603
B.STEIPE,R.HUBER
 3/93

2IMN
IMMUNOGLOBULIN VL MUTANT (MCPC603-CDR1 REPLACED BY MOPC167-CDR1)
B.STEIPE,R.HUBER
 3/93

1ITI
INTERLEUKIN 4(HUMAN)
G.M.CLORE,B.POWERS,D.S.GARRETT,
A.M.GRONENBORN
 4/93

1LEC
LECTIN
L.DELBAERE,M.VANDONSELAAR,J.QUAIL
12/92

1LED
LECTIN/LEWIS B HUMAN BLOOD GROUP
DETERMINANT
L.DELBAERE,M.VANDONSELAAR,J.QUAIL
12/92

1RIN
LECTIN/METHYL-3,6-DI-O-(ALPHA-D-
MANNOPYRANOSYL)-ALPHA-D-
MANNOPYRANOSIDE
J.M.RINI,K.D.HARDMAN,H.EINSPAHR,F.L.SUDDATH,
J.P.CARVER
 1/93

1BPM
LEUCINE AMINOPEPTIDASE
H.KIM,W.N.LIPSCOMB
 3/93

1BPN
LEUCINE AMINOPEPTIDASE
H.KIM,W.N.LIPSCOMB
 3/93

1RCM
LYSOZYME(HEN EGG WHITE,PARTIALLY REDUCED)
C.P.HILL,N.L.JOHNSTON,R.E.COHEN
 1/93

1LZ5
LYSOZYME MUTANT(FOUR RESIDUE INSERT)
M.MATSUSHIMA,K.INAKA,T.YAMADA,K.SEKIGUCHI,
M.KIKUCHI
 2/93

1LZ6
LYSOZYME MUTANT WITH EIGHT AMINO ACID RESIDUES INSERTED
M.MATSUSHIMA,K.INAKA,T.YAMADA,K.SEKIGUCHI,
M.KIKUCHI
 2/93

1LZ4
LYSOZYME MUTANT(C77A)
K.INAKA,M.MATSUSHIMA,R.KUROKI,Y.TANIYAMA,
M.KIKUCHI
 2/93

1HYD
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44E,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

107L
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44G,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

108L
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44I,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

109L
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44K,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

110L
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44L,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

111L
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44N,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

113L
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44R,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

114L
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44T,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

115L
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44V,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

116L
LYSOZYME(T4) MUTANT(S44W,C54T,C97A)
M.BLABER,B.MATTHEWS
 1/93

4MT2
METALLOTHIONEIN(ISOFORM II,RAT LIVER)
A.ROBBINS,C.D.STOUT
 4/93

1MAT
METHIONINE AMINOPEPTIDASE
S.RODERICK,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

1TCG
MU-CONOTOXIN GIIIA(NMR,MINIMIZED AVERAGE STRUCTURE)
D.KOHDA,J.M.LANCELIN,F.INAGAKI,K.WAKAMATSU
12/92

1TCH
MU-CONOTOXIN GIIIA(INACTIVE ANALOG)
(NMR,10 STRUCTURES)
D.KOHDA,J.M.LANCELIN,F.INAGAKI,K.WAKAMATSU
12/92

1CMM
CYANIDE MET MYOGLOBIN
T.SATO,N.TANAKA,H.MORIYAMA,N.IGARASHI,S.NEYA,N.FUNASAKI,T.IIZUKA,Y.SHIRO
 1/93

1NOA
NEOCARZINOSTATIN
A.TEPLYAKOV
12/92

1MIN
NITROGENASE MOLYBDENUM-IRON PROTEIN
J.KIM,D.C.REES
 1/93

1KAA
STAPHYLOCOCCAL NUCLEASE MUTANT(K116A)
A.HODEL,R.FOX
12/92

1KAB
STAPHYLOCOCCAL NUCLEASE MUTANT(K126G)
A.HODEL,R.FOX
12/92

1ERP
PHEROMONE ER-10(NMR,20 STRUCTURES)
L.BROWN,S.MRONGA,R.BRADSHAW,C.ORTENZI,
P.LUPORINI,K.WURICH
12/92

1PHO
PHOSPHOPORIN
T.SCHIRMER,S.W.COWAN,J.N.JANSONIUS
 1/93

1OMF
PORIN
S.W.COWAN,T.SCHIRMER,J.N.JANSONIUS
 1/93

3POR
PORIN(CRYSTAL FORM A)
M.S.WEISS,G.E.SCHULZ
11/92

1PDA
PORPHOBILINOGEN DEAMINASE
G.V.LOUIE,P.D.BROWNLINE,R.LAMBERT,
J.B.COOPER,T.L.BLUNDELL,S.P.WOOD,M.J.WARREN,S.C.WOODCOCK,P.M.JORDAN
11/92

1PEK
PROTEINASE K/INHIBITOR
CH.BETZEL,T.P.SINGH,M.VISANJI,K.PETERS,
S.FITTKAU,W.SAENGER,K.S.WILSON
 1/93

1HPP
PROTHROMBIN FRAGMENT 2/HUMAN
PPACK-THROMBIN
A.TULINSKY,K.PADMANABHAN
 3/93

1HPQ
HUMAN PROTHROMBIN FRAGMENT 2/
PPACK-THROMBIN
A.TULINSKY,K.PADMANABHAN
 3/93

1PYD
PYRUVATE DECARBOXYLASE
W.FUREY,F.DYDA
 3/93

1OPA
RETINOL BINDING PROTEIN II(APO,CELLULAR)
N.WINTER,L.BANASZAK
12/92

1OPB
RETINOL BINDING PROTEIN II(HOLO,CELLULAR)
N.WINTER,L.BANASZAK
12/92

2AAS
RIBONUCLEASE A
J.SANTORO,C.GONZALEZ,M.BRUIX,J.L.NEIRA,
J.L.NIETO,J.HERRANZ,M.RICO
11/92

2AAU
RIBONUCLEASE A(NMR,16 STRUCTURES)
J.SANTORO,C.GONZALEZ,M.BRUIX,J.L.NEIRA,
J.L.NIETO,J.HERRANZ,M.RICO
11/92

1FUS
RIBONUCLEASE F1
K.KATAYANAGI,D.G.VASSYLYEV,K.ISHIKAWA,
K.MORIKAWA
 1/93

1FUT
RIBONUCLEASE F1/GUANOSINE-2'
MONOPHOSPHATE
K.KATAYANAGI,D.G.VASSYLYEV,K.ISHIKAWA,
K.MORIKAWA
 1/93

1RIL
RIBONUCLEASE H
K.ISHIKAWA,M.OKUMURA,K.KATAYANAGI,S.KIMURA,S.KANAYA,H.NAKAMURA,
  K.MORIKAWA
 1/93

1D96
RNA(GCG)-D(TATACGC)
A.H.-J.WANG,S.FUJII,J.H.VAN BOOM,
G.A.VAN DER MAREL,S.A.A.VAN BOECKEL,A.RICH
11/92

1ABG
SULFATE-BINDING PROTEIN/SULFATE
J.S.SACK,F.A.QUIOCHO
 4/92

1SDA
SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE(CU,ZN)NITRATED
AT TYR 108
C.D.SMITH,M.CARSON,M.VAN DER WOERD,
J.CHEN,H.ISCHIROPOULOS,J.S.BECKMAN
 1/93

1MSD
SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE(MANGANESE)
J.SUSSMAN
11/92

1THO
THIOREDOXIN MUTANT(33R34)
M.NIKKOLA,K.LANGSETMO,J.A.FUCHS,H.EKLUND
 1/93

1HAT
ALPHA-THROMBIN/PEPTIDOMIMETIC INHIBITOR
T.-P.WU,A.TULINSKY
 2/93

1TDM
THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE/DEOXYURIDINE
MONOPHOSPHATE
J.FINER-MOORE,R.STROUD
12/92

1TDA
THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE MUTANT(V316 DELETE)
K.PERRY
 2/93

2TDD
THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE MUTANT(V316 DELETE) COMPLEX
K.PERRY
 4/93

1TDB
THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE MUTANT(V316 DELETE)/FLUORO-2'-DEOXYURIDINE-
  5'-MONOPHOSPHATE
K.PERRY
 2/93

1TDC
THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE MUTANT(V316 DELETE)/2'-DEOXYURIDINE-5'MONOPHOSPHATE
K.PERRY
 2/93

1TLM
TRANSTHYRETIN/MILRINONE
A.WOJTCZAK,J.LUFT,V.CODY
12/92

1TSI
TRIOSEPHOSPHATE ISOMERASE/N-HYDROXY-4-PHOSPHONO-BUTANAMIDE
C.L.M.J.VERLINDE
11/92

1CTA
TROPONIN C SITE III HOMODIMER
G.S.SHAW,B.D.SYKES
11/92

1SHP
TRYPSIN INHIBITOR(NMR,20 STRUCTURES)
W.ANTUCH,K.BERNDT,M.CHAVEZ,J.DELFIN,
K.WUTHRICH
11/92

1TUN
TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-ALPHA
MUTANT(A84V)
P.SALUDJIAN,T.PRANGE
12/92

1TPL
TYROSINE PHENOL-LYASE
A.ANTSON,T.DEMIDKINA,Z.DAUTER,
E.HARUTYUNYAN,K.WILSON
11/92

1TRO
TRP REPRESSOR/OPERATOR
Z.OTWINOWSKI,R.G.ZHANG,P.B.SIGLER
 8/92

1CAS
PARVOVIRUS(CANINE) CAPSID(STRAIN D, VIRAL PROTEIN 2)
H.WU,M.G.ROSSMANN
 1/93

1HLH
E46 PROTEIN PRODUCT OF THE E2A GENE
(HELIX-LOOP-HELIX DOMAIN) MODEL
T.J.GIBSON,J.D.THOMPSON,R.A.ABAGYAN
12/92

NMR ENTRIES
-----------
R1ITIMR 
INTERLEUKIN 4(HUMAN)
G.M.CLORE,B.POWERS,D.S.GARRETT,
A.M.GRONENBORN
 4/93

STRUCTURE FACTOR ENTRIES
------------------------
R2ECASF 
L-ASPARAGINASE(TYPE II)
A.L.SWAIN,M.JASKOLSKI,D.HONSSET,J.K.RAO,
A.WLODAWER
 1/93

R4GCRSF 
CRYSTALLIN GAMMA-B
C.SLINGSBY,S.NAJMUDIN,V.NALINI,H.DRIESSEN,
T.BLUNDELL,D.MOSS,P.LINDLEY
 4/92

R1CTZSF 
CYTOCHROME C(ISO 1,REDUCED) MUTANT
(Y67F,C102T)
A.M.BERGHUIS,G.D.BRAYER
 2/93

R1CTYSF 
CYTOCHROME C(OXIDIZED) MUTANT(Y67F, C102T)
A.M.BERGHUIS,G.D.BRAYER
 2/93

R1EAASF 
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)
A.MATTEVI,W.G.J.HOL
12/92

R1EADSF 
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/COA
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

R1EACSF 
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/COA/DTT
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

R1EABSF 
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/COA/LIPOAMIDE
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

R1EAESF 
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/LIPOAMIDE
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

R1EAFSF 
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE ACETYLTRANSFERASE
(CATALYTIC DOMAIN)/SO2OH
A.MATTEVI,W.HOL
12/92

R1LVLSF 
DIHYDROLIPOAMIDE DEHYDROGENASE/NAD+
A.MATTEVI,W.G.J.HOL
12/92

R118DSF 
DNA(GTGCGCAC)
C.BINGMAN,X.LI,M.SUNDARALINGAM
 2/93

R2DESSF 
DNA(CGTACG)/3'-DESAMINO-(2-METHOXY-4-
MORPHOLINYL)-DOXORUBICIN
M.CIRILLI,F.BACHECHI,G.UGHETTO,F.P.COLONNA,
M.L.CAPOBIANCO
 3/93

R1D89SF 
DNA(CGCGAAAAAACG)(BROMINATED)
A.DIGABRIELE,T.STEITZ
 7/92

R1GRFSF 
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE
(CARBOXAMIDOMETHYLATED)
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

R3GRSSF 
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE(OXIDIZED)
G.E.SCHULZ,P.A.KARPLUS
12/92

R1GRGSF 
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE/BCNU
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

R1GRESF 
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE/GLUTATHIONE
(REDUCED)
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

R1GRASF 
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE/GSSG/NADP+
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

R1GRBSF 
GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE/NADH
P.A.KARPLUS,G.E.SCHULZ
12/92

R1RHGSF 
GRANULOCYTE COLONY-STIMULATING FACTOR
C.P.HILL,T.D.OSSLUND,D.EISENBERG
 1/93

R1ITHSF 
HEMOGLOBIN
M.HACKERT,P.KOLATKAR,S.R.ERNST
 3/92

R1LZ5SF 
LYSOZYME MUTANT(4 RESIDUE INSERT)
M.MATSUSHIMA,K.INAKA,T.YAMADA,K.SEKIGUCHI,
M.KIKUCHI
 2/93

R1LZ6SF 
LYSOZYME MUTANT(8 RESIDUE INSERT)
M.MATSUSHIMA,K.INAKA,T.YAMADA,K.SEKIGUCHI,
M.KIKUCHI
 2/93

R1RCMSF 
LYSOZYME(HEN EGG WHITE,PARTIALLY REDUCED)
C.P.HILL,N.L.JOHNSTON,R.E.COHEN
 1/93

R1MATSF 
METHIONINE AMINOPEPTIDASE
S.RODERICK,B.MATTHEWS
12/92

R1PHISF 
PHOSPHOLIPASE A2 MUTANT(F63V)
B.W.DIJKSTRA,M.M.G.M.THUNNISSEN,K.H.KALK,
J.DRENTH
 2/93

R3PORSF 
PORIN(CRYSTAL FORM A)
M.S.WEISS,G.E.SCHULZ
11/92

R1PDASF 
PORPHOBILINOGEN DEAMINASE
G.V.LOUIE,P.D.BROWNLINE,R.LAMBERT,
J.B.COOPER,T.L.BLUNDELL,S.P.WOOD,M.J.WARREN,S.C.WOODCOCK,P.M.JORDAN
 3/93

R4TMSSF 
THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE
J.FINER-MOORE,R.STROUD
12/92

R1TDMSF 
THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE/DEOXYURIDINE
MONOPHOSPHATE
J.FINER-MOORE,R.STROUD
12/92

R3TGLSF 
TRIACYLGLYCEROL ACYLHYDROLASE
L.BRADY,A.M.BRZOZOWSKI.Z.S.DEREWENDA,
E.J.DODSON,G.G.DODSON,S.P.TOLLEY,
J.P.TURKENBURG,L.CHRISTIANSEN,
H.HUGE-JENSEN,L.NORSKOV,L.THIM
 7/91

R4TGLSF 
TRIACYLGLYCEROL ACYLHYDROLASE/
DIETHYLPHOSPHATE
U.DEREWENDA,A.M.BRZOZOWSKI,D.LAWSON,
Z.S.DEREWENDA
 7/91

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