We are very proud of having solved most of the structures of septins deposited in the PDB!
These include single isolated G-domains for many different septins (including those from humans, Schistosoma and Chlamydomonas) as well dimeric and trimeric complexes and isolated coiled-coil domains. More recently, we have determined the first cryo-EM septin structure, the SEPT2-6-7 trimeric complex.
Below, there is a gallery of our released structures. As an example, we show the highest resolution septin structure solved to date (SEPT7 at 1.7 Å resolution):
Each subunit of a structure is represented in a square and is colored according to its septin group. Clicking on them will redirect you to their PDB pages. PDB entry and resolution, asymmetric unit composition, nucleotide/magnesium binding and crystallized domain(s)/taxonomy are displayed. Corners are colored according to the interfaces found in the structure, classified in physiological (i.e., based on the canonical models) or not.
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