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Entry ID	Original Release date	Data summary	Entry Title	Citation Title	Authors
52156	2024-09-10	Chemical Shifts: 1 set	LTA-binding domain of SlpA, the S-layer protein from Lactobacillus amylovorus	The molecular architecture of Lactobacillus S-layer: Assembly and attachment to teichoic acids	Airi Palva, Ana Medina, Andela Dordic, Christoph Buhlheller, Christoph Grinninger, Claudia Millan, Djenana Vejzovic, Elisabeth Damisch, Francesca Berni, Isabel Uson, Jeroen Codee, Lukas Petrowitsch, Markus Eder, Monika Oberer, Natalia Kulminskaya, Nermina Malanovic, Nina Gubensak, Pedro Sanchez Murcia, Tea Pavkov-Keller, Theo Sagmeister, Ulla Hynonen, Walter Keller
25684	2015-09-14	Chemical Shifts: 4 sets Spectral_peak_list: 10 sets	SOLUTION STRUCTURE OF THE LIPID DROPLET ANCHORING PEPTIDE OF CGI-58 BOUND TO DPC MICELLES	Structure of a CGI-58 Motif Provides the Molecular Basis of Lipid Droplet Anchoring	Andras BA Boeszoermenyi, Gerhard GW Wagner, Hanna LH Lindermuth, Harald NHM Nagy, Haribabu AH Arthanari, Klaus ZK Zangger, Monika OM Oberer
18717	2012-10-22	Chemical Shifts: 1 set	Structure of C-terminal domain of Ska1	The kinetochore-bound Ska1 complex tracks depolymerizing microtubules and binds to curved protofilaments.	Andras Boeszoermenyi, Ekaterina L Grishchuk, Elizabeth M Wilson-Kubalek, Gerhard Wagner, Haribabu Arthanari, Iain M Cheeseman, Jens C Schmidt, Mark Bathe, Michelle Markus, Monika Oberer, Natalia M Dashkevich, Nilah Monnier, Ron A Milligan
6743	2006-10-19	Chemical Shifts: 1 set	1H, 13C, 15N Chemical Shift Assignments for CcdA Conformer a, b, and c	Structural Basis for Nucleic Acid and Toxin Recognition of the Bacterial Antitoxin CcdA	Klaus Zangger, Laurence VanMelderen, Leila Khatai, Monika Oberer, M Respondek, N Mine, Tobias Madl, Walter Keller
4792	2002-04-04	Chemical Shifts: 1 set	Backbone NMR Assignment and Secondary Structure of the Dimeric ParD Protein	The Anti-toxin ParD of Plasmid RK2 Consists of two Structurally Distinct Moieties and Belongs to the Ribbon-helix-helix Family of DNA-binding Proteins	Klaus Zangger, Monika Oberer, Stefan Prytulla, Walter Keller