Conserved Protein Domain Family
CadC_C1

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pfam18500: CadC_C1 (This model is not part of the current CDD release)
CadC C-terminal domain 1
CadC is an integral membrane protein of 512 amino acids comprising an N-terminal cytoplasmic DNA-binding domain, a transmembrane helix, and a C-terminal periplasmic domain. CadC belongs to the ToxR-like regulators that encompass biochemically non-modified one-component systems with similar gross topology, including several low pH-induced transcription regulators. Structural analysis of the C-terminal periplasmic domain indicates that it resembles the sensory domain of a (pH-activated) ToxR-like regulator. Furthermore, it is composed of two subdomains with a cavity at their interface that is suited to accommodate cadaverine, the feedback inhibitor of the Cad system. This is the N-terminal subdomain of the C-terminal periplasmic domain. It is composed of five-stranded beta-sheets.
Statistics
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PSSM-Id: 523312
Aligned: 4 rows
Threshold Bit Score: 247.477
Created: 19-Feb-2025
Updated: 28-Apr-2025
Structure
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Aligned Rows:
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Sequence Alignment
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Format: Row Display: Color Bits: Type Selection:
WP_025800209 212 APMLLNPRDIDIRIQGGNSCTNWTNQLSYVVGLSEMLAQGLNTHSTFLVHDQTNYNYGGPSSSGKSMFIEFVNQRHYRAQ 291 Hafnia alvei
2_pfamImport   1 RQLMLNPRDIDIRVENGSACSNWASQKAYVAGVSNLMTTLLNTFSTFFVHDKTNYPFNDLSSSGKTLTVSFVNKRHYRAQ 80 
WP_002441078 193 DKLLLNPRDIDIRLVNGNSCSNWSSQRSYVVGISELISSSLNTWSTFLVHDKTDFNINNPSTSGKSLNIEFVNQRHYRSQ 272 Shimwellia blattae
WP_001187128 193 TRLLLNPRDIDVRFEGGNSCNNWVSQESYAIGLGGLITDLLNTYSTFMVHDKTNYRVNEPSNSGKTLTIQFVNQRHYRAQ 272 Salmonella
WP_025800209 292 QCFLSVRLIDNADSSVMLEKRYFITTDNLLTVQKDFIDSMFQTLKVVQPASMVQ 345 Hafnia alvei
2_pfamImport  81 QCFMSVRLFDNAQQAMMFEKRYFITNDNQLIIVADLLSTLSGALKQTWPAQMTQ 134
WP_002441078 273 QCFMSVKLVDNADRSVMLDKRYFITRDNLVEIQNDLLNNLSVVLQQPWPDVMKE 326 Shimwellia blattae
WP_001187128 273 QCFMSVVLIDNADGSTMLDKRYFVTNTNQLSIQDDLFNSLSFVLTQPWPNRMRE 326 Salmonella
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