MYP_029724
Basic Information
Unnamed
Annotation / Sequence feature Nuclear export signal
Anticancer Cytotoxic anticancer activity Cytotoxic
Immunology Innate immune defense Host defense peptide Host defense activity
Membrane / Ion-channel modulation Ion channel inhibition
Membrane / Ion-channel modulation Potassium channel modulation Potassium channel inhibitor
Toxicity / Safety Cytotoxicity Cytotoxic
Venom / Toxin General toxin Cytotoxic
Venom / Toxin General toxin Toxic
Venom / Toxin General toxin Toxin
Venom / Toxin Toxin
Standard
31 amino acids
C141H251N47O39S6
Standard
Sequence
TVCNLRRCQLSCRSLGLLGKCIGVKCECVKH
Physicochemical Analysis
3421.18 Da
9.18
4.43
4.09
0.1428
0.28
0.57
-0.07
63.77
103.55
0.0000
0.00
375.00
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Residue Composition
Amino Acid Composition
Chemical Descriptors
1412.93
-15.83
57.0
51.0
119.0
233.0
1.0
32.0
Structural Visualization
3D PDB MODEL
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2D CHEMICAL STRUCTURE
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Experimental Records
RECORD: Rec_0081993 VERIFIED: NO
Provenance & Taxonomy
not reported [other]
Structure & Mods
linear peptide [Linear]
canonical L-amino-acid peptide [L]
None
None
Bio-Activity Profile
Toxic Cytotoxic
RECORD: Rec_0325519 VERIFIED: NO
Provenance & Taxonomy
Androctonus mauretanicus mauretanicus [Animal]
Structure & Mods
linear disulfide-stabilized peptide [Linear]
canonical L-amino-acid peptide [L]
3-21, 8-26 12-28
Bio-Activity Profile
Toxin
RECORD: Rec_0397352 VERIFIED: YES
Provenance & Taxonomy
Androctonus mauritanicus mauritanicus [Animal]
Potassium channel inhibitor family
Structure & Mods
linear peptide [Linear]
canonical L-amino-acid peptide [L]
3-21; 8-26; 12-28
Bio-Activity Profile
Toxin Venom Potassium channel inhibitor family Ion channel inhibitor Pathogenesis-associated Host defense