| Primary Identifier | IPR023323 | Type | Homologous_superfamily |
| Short Name | Tex-like_dom_sf |
| description | Tex (toxin expression) is a highly conserved bacterial protein involved in expression of critical toxin genes []. The overall structure is notably flat and elongated. The most striking structural feature is a long, central helix comprising from amino acid residue 274 to 322. The rest of the protein wraps around the central helix at both the N-terminal and C-terminal ends. Although the Tex structure is fairly compact, it can be largely described as a series of distinct domains [].This superfamily represents a domain comprising amino acids 115-327 and 456-502, flanking the YqgF domain (). |
