Scientific name: Rattus norvegicus

Is this protein a mutant? True

Mutations:

Residue 351: From H to -

Residue 352: From D to -

Residue 353: From H to -

Residue 354: From I to -

Residue 355: From T to -

Residue 356: From L to -

Residue 357: From P to -

Residue 358: From R to -

Residue 359: From P to -

Residue 360: From Q to -

Residue 361: From S to -

Residue 362: From A to -

Residue 363: From P to -

Residue 364: From R to -

Residue 365: From E to -

Residue 366: From I to -

Residue 367: From D to -

Residue 368: From I to -

Residue 369: From P to -

Residue 370: From V to -

Residue 371: From D to -

Residue 372: From T to -

Residue 373: From N to -

Residue 374: From L to -

Residue 375: From I to -

Residue 376: From E to -

Residue 377: From F to -

Residue 378: From D to -

Residue 379: From T to -

Residue 380: From N to -

Residue 381: From Y to -

Residue 382: From A to -

Residue 383: From T to -

Residue 384: From D to -

Residue 385: From D to -

Alternative names:

• Arrestin beta-2

Corresponding Cannonical Protein:

Protein ID: 1138

You can find this protein in the following complex structures:

Complex Structure ID: 2087

References in which this protein is mentioned:

Jeong Seok Ji, Yaejin Yun, Tomasz Maciej Stepniewski, Hye-Jin Yoon, Kyungjin Min, Ji Young Park, Chiwoon Chung, Ka Young Chung, Jana Selent, Hyung Ho Lee. None. An arginine switch drives the stepwise activation of β-arrestin. None None (None). doi: Hyung Ho Lee. Available in: Pubmed Link