PROSITE Domain Architecture View of (83) proteins matching PS51760 [GH10_2]

This view shows the PROSITE profile matches on all Swiss-Prot entries with at least one match to PROSITE entry PS51760 [GH10_2], together with rule-based predicted features inside matches (to obtain details about the predicted features for a protein of interest use the link to the ScanProsite tool on the right of its image) [more].

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1 protein with a CBM2, CBM10, GH10_2 architecture:

P14768 (XYNA_CELJU)

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1 protein with a CBM2, CBM6, GH10_2 architecture:

P23030 (XYNB_CELJU)

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1 protein with a CBM6, DOCKERIN, GH10_2 architecture:

P10478 (XYNZ_ACET2)

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1 protein with a PROKAR_LIPOPROTEIN, CBM15, GH10_2 architecture:

Q59675 (XY10C_CELJA)

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6 proteins with a CBM1_2, GH10_2 architecture:

B7SIW2 (XYNC_PHACH)

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3 proteins with a GH10_2, CBM1_2 architecture:

P79046 (XYN1_HUMGT)

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2 proteins with a GH10_2, CBM2 architecture:

B4XVN1 (XYNA_STRSQ)

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1 protein with a GH10_2, CBM3 architecture:

P10474 (GUNB_CALSA)

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1 protein with a GH10_2, DOCKERIN architecture:

P51584 (XYNY_ACETH)

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1 protein with a GH10_2, RICIN_B_LECTIN architecture:

P26514 (XYNA_STRLI)

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3 proteins with a GH10_2, SLH architecture:

C6CRV0 (XYNA1_PAESJ)

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1 protein with a GH11_3, GH10_2 architecture:

P29126 (XYNA_RUMFL)

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2 proteins with a PROKAR_LIPOPROTEIN, GH10_2 architecture:

Q0CBM8 (XYNC_ASPTN)

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1 protein with a RSGI_N, GH10_2 architecture:

A3DH97 (RSGI6_ACET2)

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1 protein with a TAT, GH10_2 architecture:

Q60042 (XYNA_THENE)

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57 proteins with a GH10_2 architecture:

A0A024SIB3 (XYN3_HYPJR)

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