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ECOD (Evolutionary Classification of Protein Domains) is a hierarchical classification of protein domains based on evolutionary relationships. It combines automated sequence and structure analysis with manual curation.

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P26358_F1_nD2 - ECOD Domain | ECOD

ECOD/Domains/P26358_F1_nD2

P26358_F1_nD2

UID: 003553498

AlphaFold

Range: 351-500
AlphaFold: AF-P26358
UniProt: P26358 (all domains)
Gene: DNMT1

Protein: DNA (cytosine-5)-methyltransferase 1 (Dnmt1) (EC 2.1.1.37) (CXXC-type zinc finger protein 9) (DNA methyltransferase HsaI) (DNA MTase HsaI) (M.HsaI) (MCMT)

3D Structure

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Classification

AArchitecturebeta barrels(a.1)

XX-groupReplication foci-targeting sequence N-terminal domain(3497)

HH-groupReplication foci-targeting sequence N-terminal domain(3497.1)

TT-groupReplication foci-targeting sequence N-terminal domain(3497.1.1)

FFamilyDNMT1-RFD(3497.1.1.1)

Ligands

in contact, ≤ 4 Å

DB00721
drugDrugBank DB00721within 5 Å only
Azacitidine
drugDrugBank DB00928within 5 Å only
DB01035

Pfam Families

PF12047DNMT1-RFD

Cytosine specific DNA methyltransferase replication foci domain

External Links

AlphaFold DB: P26358 UniProt: P26358

Representative

This domain is classified based on similarity to:

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Domain coordinates: residues 351-500

drugDrugBank DB01035within 5 Å only

Flucytosine

drugDrugBank DB01099within 5 Å only

DB01262

drugDrugBank DB01262within 5 Å only

DB05668

drugDrugBank DB05668within 5 Å only

Epigallocatechin gallate

drugDrugBank DB12116within 5 Å only

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