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TSID:	51
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Number of AA:	/ 321
Amino acid sequence:	>S16LTF_gp37:A3 GALGSASIAIGDNDTGLRWGGDGIVQIVANNAIVGGWNSTDIFTEAGKHITSNGNLNQWGGGAIYCRDLNVS >S16LTF_gp38:B1 MAVQGPWVGSSYVAETGQNWASLAANELRVTERPFWISSFIGRSKEEIWEWTGENHSFNKDWLIGELRNRGGTPVVINIRAHQVSYTPGAPLFEFPGDLPNAYITLNIYADIYGRGGTGGVAYLGGNPGGDCIHNWIGNRLRINNQGWICGGGGGGGGFRVGHTEAGGGGGRPLGAGGVSSLNLNGDNATLGAPGRGYQLGNDYAGNGGDVGNPGSASSAEMGGGAAGRAVVGTSPQWINVGNIAGSWL
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Other information:	The adhesin tip of the bacteriophage S16 long tail fiber mediates bacterial host attachment by recognising specific cell surface receptors. A single receptor-binding adhesin (gp38) attaches to a trimeric gp37 helix during fiber assembly at the end of the long tail fiber. Understanding the structure of the S16 gp38 adhesin not only benefits our understanding of phage-host interactions, but can be exploited to guide phage engineering to develop phage with altered host ranges for various applications, such as therapeutics (e.g., phage therapy).
Method:	X-RAY NMR EM
Protein material available?	Yes No
Estimated date of public release of structure:	2018-06-01
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