C-terminal domain [276-437] of the human EF1Bgamma subunit from elongation factor 1

This chemical shifts in this set were minor signals that could be assigned.
They probably correspond to a minor conformational species which could occur
in the context of a dimer.

Letter to the Editor: 1H, 15N and 13C resonance assignments of the highly
conserved 19kDa C-terminal domain from human Elongation Factor 1Bgamma

Solution Structure Of The C-Terminal Domain Of The Human Eef1bgamma Subunit

unnamed protein product [Macaca fascicularis]

homologue to elongation factor 1-gamma from A.salina [Homo sapiens]

elongation factor-1-gamma [Homo sapiens]

pancreatic tumor-related protein [Homo sapiens]

Eukaryotic translation elongation factor 1 gamma [Homo sapiens]

elongation factor 1-gamma [Rattus norvegicus]

elongation factor 1-gamma [Equus caballus]

eukaryotic translation elongation factor 1 gamma [Macaca mulatta]

elongation factor 1-gamma [Pan troglodytes]

RecName: Full=Elongation factor 1-gamma; Short=EF-1-gamma; AltName: Full=eEF-1B gamma [Equus caballus]

RecName: Full=Elongation factor 1-gamma; Short=EF-1-gamma; AltName: Full=eEF-1B gamma [Homo sapiens]

RecName: Full=Elongation factor 1-gamma; Short=EF-1-gamma; AltName: Full=eEF-1B gamma, partial [Sus scrofa]

RecName: Full=Elongation factor 1-gamma; Short=EF-1-gamma; AltName: Full=eEF-1B gamma [Bos taurus]

RecName: Full=Elongation factor 1-gamma; Short=EF-1-gamma; AltName: Full=eEF-1B gamma [Macaca fascicularis]

TPA: elongation factor 1-gamma [Bos taurus]

1H, 15N and 13C resonance assignments of the highly conserved 19kDa C-terminal
domain from human Elongation Factor 1Bgamma