Hi,
One I remember (did my Ph.D. on it at the end of the 80s under the supervision of J. Drenth & W. Hol) is quinoprotein methylamine dehydrogenase. Also, the "old yellow enzyme", photoactive yellow protein and I am sure there are plenty others.
Fred.
> Message du 21/10/09 02:25
> De : "Artem Evdokimov"
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> Objet : [ccp4bb] Colored proteins :)
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> Hello CCP4 folks!
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> I have a quick question - could you suggest a few naturally intensely
> colored proteins? Colors based on small molecule co-factors (i.e. metal
> ions, flavonoids, etc.) are perfectly fine for my needs :)
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> I already looked into GFP and its relatives, (bacterio)rodopsin,
> azurins/pseudoazurins, and hemoglobins - but I would appreciate more
> examples.
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> I am sure there's a nice review out there somewhere but so far I've not
> found it.
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> Thank you,
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> Artem
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