Continued from introduction
1. Pores and channels | ||
1.A a-Helical channels | ||
1.A.1 | Voltage-gated ion channel superfamily | VIC |
1.A.2 | Animal inward-rectifier K+ channel | IRK-C |
1.A.3 | Ryanodine-inositol-1,4,5-trisphosphate receptor Ca2+ channel | RIR-CaC |
1.A.4 | Transient receptor potential Ca2+ channel | TRP-CC |
1.A.5 | Polycystin cation channel | PCC |
1.A.6 | Epithelial Na+ channel | ENaC |
1.A.7 | ATP-gated cation channel | ACC |
1.A.8 | Major intrinsic protein | MIP |
1.A.9 | Ligand-gated ion channel of neurotransmitter receptors | LIC |
1.A.10 | Glutamate-gated ion channel of neurotransmitter receptors | GIC |
1.A.11 | Chloride channel | ClC |
1.A.12 | Organellar chloride channel | O-ClC |
1.A.13 | Epithelial chloride channel | E-ClC |
1.A.14 | Nonselective cation channel-1 | NSCC1 |
1.A.15 | Nonselective cation channel-2 | NSCC2 |
1.A.16 | Yeast stretch-activated, cation-selective, Ca2+ channel | Mid1 |
1.A.17 | Chloroplast outer-membrane solute channel | CSC |
1.A.18 | Chloroplast membrane anion-channel-former | Tic110 |
1.A.19 | Influenza virus matrix-2 channel | M2-C |
1.A.20 | gp91phox phagocyte NADPH-oxidase-associated cyt b558 H+-channel | CytB |
1.A.21 | Apoptosis regulator | Bcl-2 |
1.A.22 | Large-conductance mechanosensitive ion channel | MscL |
1.A.23 | Small-conductance mechanosensitive ion channel | MscS |
1.A.24 | Gap-junction-forming connexin | Connexin |
1.A.25 | Gap-junction-forming innexin | Innexin |
1.A.26 | Plant plasmodesmata | PPD |
1.A.27 | Phospholemman | PLM |
1.A.28 | Urea transporter (channel) | UT |
1.A.29 | Urea/amide channel | UAC |
1.A.30 | H+- or Na+-translocating bacterial MotAB flagellar motor/ExbBD outer-membrane transport energizer superfamily | Mot /Exb |
1.A.30.1 | H+- or Na+-translocating bacterial flagellar motor | Mot |
1.A.30.2 | TonB-ExbB-ExbD/TolA-TolQ-TolR of energizers for outer-membrane receptor (OMR)-mediated active transport | Exb |
1.A.31 | Annexin | Annexin |
1.A.32 | Type B influenza virus NB channel | NB-C |
1.A.33 | Cation-channel-forming heat-shock protein 70 | Hsp70 |
1.A.34 | Envelope virus E1 channel | EVE1-C |
1.A.35 | Metal-ion transporter (channel) | MIT |
1.A.36 | Intracellular chloride channel | ICC |
1.B b-Strand porins | ||
1.B.1 | General bacterial porin | GBP |
1.B.2 | Chlamydial porin | CP |
1.B.3 | Sugar porin | SP |
1.B.4 | Brucella-Rhizobium porin | BRP |
1.B.5 | Pseudomonas OprP porin | POP |
1.B.6 | OmpA-OmpF porin | OOP |
1.B.7 | Rhodobacter PorCa porin | RPP |
1.B.8 | Mitochondrial and plastid porin | MPP |
1.B.9 | FadL outer-membrane protein | FadL |
1.B.10 | Nucleoside-specific channel-forming outer-membrane porin | Tsx |
1.B.11 | Outer-membrane fimbrial usher porin | FUP |
1.B.12 | Autotransporter | AT |
1.B.13 | Alginate export porin | AEP |
1.B.14 | Outer-membrane receptor | OMR |
1.B.15 | Raffinose porin | RafY |
1.B.16 | Short-chain amide and urea porin | SAP |
1.B.17 | Outer-membrane factor | OMF |
1.B.18 | Outer-membrane auxiliary protein | OMA |
1.B.19 | Glucose-selective OprB porin | OprB |
1.B.20 | Two-partner secretion porin | TPS |
1.B.21 | OmpG porin | OmpG |
1.B.22 | Outer-bacterial-membrane secretin | Secretin |
1.B.23 | Cyanobacterial porin | CBP |
1.B.24 | Mycobacterial porin | MBP |
1.B.25 | Outer-membrane porin | OPr |
1.B.26 | Cyclodextrin porin | CDP |
1.B.27 | Helicobacter outer membrane porin | Hop |
1.B.28 | Plastid outer-envelope porin of 24 kDa | OEP24 |
1.B.29 | Plastid outer-envelope porin of 21 kDa | OEP21 |
1.B.30 | Plastid outer-envelope porin of 16 kDa | OEP16 |
1.B.31 | Campylobacter jejuni major outer membrane porin | MomP |
1.B.32 | Fusobacterial outer-membrane porin | FomP |
1.B.33 | Vibrio chitoporin/Neisseria porin | VC/NP |
1.B.34 | Corynebacterial porin | PorA |
1.C Pore-forming toxins | ||
1.C.1 | Channel-forming colicin | Colicin |
1.C.2 | Channel-forming d-endotoxin insecticidal crystal protein | ICP |
1.C.3 | a-Hemolysin channel-forming toxin | aHL |
1.C.4 | Aerolysin channel-forming toxin | Aerolysin |
1.C.5 | Channel-forming e-toxin | e-Toxin |
1.C.6 | Yeast killer toxin K1 | YKT-K1 |
1.C.7 | Diphtheria toxin | DT |
1.C.8 | Botulinum and tetanus toxin | BTT |
1.C.9 | Vacuolating cytotoxin | VacA |
1.C.10 | Pore-forming hemolysin E | HlyE |
1.C.11 | Pore-forming RTX toxin | RTX-toxin |
1.C.12 | Cholesterol-binding, thiol-activated cytolysin | TAC |
1.C.13 | Channel-forming leukocidin cytotoxin | Ctx |
1.C.14 | Cytohemolysin | CHL |
1.C.15 | Whipworm stichosome porin | WSP |
1.C.16 | Magainin | Magainin |
1.C.17 | Cecropin | Cecropin |
1.C.18 | Melittin | Melittin |
1.C.19 | Defensin | Defensin |
1.C.20 | Nisin | Nisin |
1.C.21 | Lacticin 481 | Lacticin 481 |
1.C.22 | Lactococcin A | Lactococcin A |
1.C.23 | Lactocin S | Lactocin S |
1.C.24 | Pediocin | Pediocin |
1.C.25 | Lactococcin G | Lactococcin G |
1.C.26 | Lactacin X | Lactacin X |
1.C.27 | Divergicin A | Divergicin A |
1.C.28 | AS-48 | AS-48 |
1.C.29 | Plantaricin EF | Plantaricin EF |
1.C.30 | Plantaricin JK | Plantaricin JK |
1.C.31 | Channel-forming colicin V | Colicin V |
1.C.32 | Amphipathic peptide mastoparan | Mastoparan |
1.C.33 | Cathilicidin | Cathilicidin |
1.C.34 | Tachyplesin | Tachyplesin |
1.C.35 | Amoebapore | Amoebapore |
1.C.36 | Bacterial type III-target cell pore | IIITCP |
1.C.37 | Lactococcin 972 | Lactococcin 972 |
1.C.38 | Pore-forming equinatoxin | Equinatoxin |
1.C.39 | Complement protein C9 | CPC9 |
1.C.40 | Bactericidal permeability-increasing protein | BPIP |
1.C.41 | Tripartite hemolysin BL | HBL |
1.C.42 | Channel-forming Bacillus anthrax protective antigen | BAPA |
1.C.43 | Earthworm lysenin toxin | Lysenin |
1.C.44 | Plant thionine | PT |
1.C.45 | Plant defensin | PD |
1.C.46 | C-type natriuretic peptide | CNP |
1.C.47 | Insect defensin | Insect defensin |
1.C.48 | Prion peptide fragment | PPF |
1.C.49 | Cytotoxic amylin | Amylin |
1.C.50 | Amyloid b-protein peptide | AbPP |
1.C.51 | Pilosulin | Pilosulin |
1.C.52 | Dermaseptin | Dermaseptin |
1.C.53 | Bacteriocin AS-48 cyclic polypeptide | Bacteriocin AS-48 |
1.C.54 | Shiga toxin B-chain | ST-B |
1.C.55 | Agrobacterial target-host cell-membrane anion channel | VirE2 |
1.C.56 | Pseudomanas syringae HrpZ target-host cell-membrane | HrpZ |
cation channel | ||
1.C.57 | Clostridial cytotoxin | CCT |
1.C.58 | Microcin E492 | Microcin E492 |
1.D Non-ribosomally synthesized channels | ||
1.D.1 | Gramicidin A channel | Gramicidin A |
1.D.2 | Syringomycin channel | Syringomycin |
1.D.3 | Syringopeptin channel | Syringopeptin |
1.D.4 | Tolaasin channel | Tolaasin |
1.D.5 | Alamethicin channel | Alamethicin |
1.D.6 | Complexed polyhydroxybutyrate-Ca2+ channel | cPHB-CC |
1.D.7 | Beticolin channel | Beticolin |
1.D.8 | Saponin channel | Saponin |
1.D.9 | Polyglutamine ion channel | PG-IC |
1.D.10 | Channel-forming ceramide | Ceramide |
1.E Holins | ||
1.E.1 | P21 holin S | P21 Holin |
1.E.2 | lholin S | lHolin |
1.E.3 | P2 holin TM | P2 Holin |
1.E.4 | LydA holin | LydA Holin |
1.E.5 | PRD1 holin M | PRD1 Holin |
1.E.6 | T7 holin | T7 Holin |
1.E.7 | HP1 holin | HP1 Holin |
1.E.8 | T4 holin | T4 Holin |
1.E.9 | T4 Immunity holin | T4 Immunity Holin |
1.E.10 | Bacillus subtilis j29 holin | j29 Holin |
1.E.11 | j11 holin | j11 Holin |
1.E.12 | jAdh holin | jAdh Holin |
1.E.13 | jU53 holin | j53 Holin |
1.E.14 | LrgA holin | LrgA Holin |
1.E.15 | ArpQ holin | ArpQ Holin |
1.E.16 | Cph1 holin | Cph1 Holin |
1.E.17 | BlyA holin | BlyA Holin |
1.E.18 | Lactococcus lactis phage r1t holin | r1t Holin |
1.E.19 | Clostridium difficile TcdE holin | TcdE Holin |