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- KcsA_potassium_channel abstract "The potassium crystallographically-sited activation channel (KcsA) is a prokaryotic potassium ion channel from the soil bacteria Streptomyces lividans activated by changes in pH. Roderick MacKinnon and his colleagues were the first to crystallize a KcsA potassium channel.KcsA has become the most extensively studied potassium channel, and is widely used as the template in potassium channel research. KcsA potassium channels have only 2 transmembrane domains, instead of the 6 transmembrane domains observed in many vertebrate potassium channels.".
- KcsA_potassium_channel symbol "KcsA".
- KcsA_potassium_channel thumbnail 1r3j.gif?width=300.
- KcsA_potassium_channel wikiPageID "36080526".
- KcsA_potassium_channel wikiPageRevisionID "591988811".
- KcsA_potassium_channel caption "The four subunits forming the channel are drawn in different colors. They surround a central pore, guarded by the selectivity filter made up of the P-loops from each of the subunits. The blue and red dots indicate the boundaries of the lipid bilayer.".
- KcsA_potassium_channel hasPhotoCollection KcsA_potassium_channel.
- KcsA_potassium_channel interpro "IPR013099".
- KcsA_potassium_channel name "KcsA Potassium Channel".
- KcsA_potassium_channel opmProtein "1".
- KcsA_potassium_channel pdb "E:25-100 B:169-250 C:169-250 C:34-116 C:34-116 C:34-116 C:34-116 C:34-116 B:34-116 C:34-116 D:34-116 C:34-116 C:34-116 C:34-116 C:34-116 B:77-151".
- KcsA_potassium_channel pfam "PF07885".
- KcsA_potassium_channel scop "1".
- KcsA_potassium_channel symbol "KcsA".
- KcsA_potassium_channel width "250".
- KcsA_potassium_channel subject Category:Bacterial_proteins.
- KcsA_potassium_channel subject Category:Ion_channels.
- KcsA_potassium_channel type Biomolecule.
- KcsA_potassium_channel type Protein.
- KcsA_potassium_channel type BiologicalObject.
- KcsA_potassium_channel comment "The potassium crystallographically-sited activation channel (KcsA) is a prokaryotic potassium ion channel from the soil bacteria Streptomyces lividans activated by changes in pH. Roderick MacKinnon and his colleagues were the first to crystallize a KcsA potassium channel.KcsA has become the most extensively studied potassium channel, and is widely used as the template in potassium channel research.".
- KcsA_potassium_channel label "KcsA potassium channel".
- KcsA_potassium_channel sameAs m.0j_4t97.
- KcsA_potassium_channel sameAs Q6382011.
- KcsA_potassium_channel sameAs Q6382011.
- KcsA_potassium_channel wasDerivedFrom KcsA_potassium_channel?oldid=591988811.
- KcsA_potassium_channel depiction 1r3j.gif.
- KcsA_potassium_channel isPrimaryTopicOf KcsA_potassium_channel.
