pinacocytes |
pineal cells |
C-type lectin domain family 4 member K |
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[PIN domain]
[PilT-N terminal domains] These protein domains are named for their homology with the N-terminal domain of Type IV pilins, a group of proteins that mediate the movement of bacteria over surfaces without the use of flagella by forming a coiled-coil with other monomer units to polymerize a pilus fibre (Wall and Kaiser, 1999). However, A functional link that connects the PIN domains with type IV pili has not been demonstrated.
PIN domains are small protein domains
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