Phyre Home Retrieve Phyre Job Id
Emailmdejesus@rockefeller.edu
DescriptionRVBD2219A_(-)_2487002_2487424
DateMon Aug 5 13:25:35 BST 2019
Unique Job IDae207d1489bfb3a6
SequenceMTAKSPPDYP ... Download FASTA
Job Typenormal
Job Expiry

Summary 

Top model
Image coloured by rainbow N → C terminus
Model dimensions (Å):X:24.614 Y:12.435 Z:44.734
Model (left) based on template c2wsfH_
Top template information
PDB header:photosynthesis
Chain: H: PDB Molecule:photosystem i reaction center subunit vi, chloroplastic;
PDBTitle: improved model of plant photosystem i
Confidence and coverage
Confidence: 13.5% Coverage: 18%
25 residues ( 18% of your sequence) have been modelled with 13.5% confidence by the single highest scoring template.
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Sequence analysis 

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Template Alignment Coverage3D Model Confidence
% i.d. Template Information
1c2wsfH_



13.5 24
PDB header:photosynthesis
Chain: H: PDB Molecule:photosystem i reaction center subunit vi, chloroplastic;
PDBTitle: improved model of plant photosystem i
2d1hywa_



13.5 36
Fold:gpW/XkdW-like
Superfamily:Head-to-tail joining protein W, gpW
Family:Head-to-tail joining protein W, gpW
3c3lw5H_



12.3 28
PDB header:photosynthesis
Chain: H: PDB Molecule:putative uncharacterized protein;
PDBTitle: improved model of plant photosystem i
4c2o01H_



9.9 24
PDB header:photosynthesis
Chain: H: PDB Molecule:photosystem i reaction center subunit vi, chloroplast;
PDBTitle: the structure of a plant photosystem i supercomplex at 3.4 angstrom2 resolution

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