ATP Binding Proteins

The PBD of each structure is linked below in addition to the source of literature featuring the structure.

Protein	PDB	Method	Resolution	Ligand	Publication
18-19	2P05	X-ray crystallography	2.8 Å	1 mM ATP	Structural Insights into the Evolution of a Non-Biological Protein: Importance of Surface Residues in Protein Fold Optimization
FOB-64	2P0X	NMR	–	–	Structure and Evolutionary Analysis of a Non-biological ATP-binding Protein
DX	2P09	X-ray crystallography	1.65 Å	1 mM ATP	Structural Insights into the Evolution of a Non-Biological Protein: Importance of Surface Residues in Protein Fold Optimization
DX	3DGL	X-ray crystallography	1.8 Å	100 mM ATP	A Synthetic Protein Selected for Ligand Binding Affinity Mediates ATP Hydrolysis
DX	3DGM	X-ray crystallography	2.4 Å	1 mM ATP	A Primordial ATP Binding Protein Generated from Random Sequence Origin
DX	3DGN	X-ray crystallography	2.85 Å	100 mM ADP	A Synthetic Protein Selected for Ligand Binding Affinity Mediates ATP Hydrolysis
DX (Y43F Mutant)	3DGO	X-ray crystallography	2.5 Å	10 mM ATP	A Synthetic Protein Selected for Ligand Binding Affinity Mediates ATP Hydrolysis
DX (D65V Mutant)	3LT8	X-ray crystallography	2.55 Å	100 mM ATP	Three-Dimensional Structures Reveal Multiple ADP/ATP Binding Modes for a Synthetic Class of Artificial Proteins