ArrestinDb
Arrestins can 'arrest' signaling by blocking GPCR-mediated G protein coupling and inducing receptor internalization.
They are also scaffold proteins rectruiting and assembling other signaling proteins and can be involved in biased
signaling1
Data
- Sequences
- 4 Human arrestins
- 84 Species orthologs
- 458 Generic residues
- Couplings
- 288 Arrestin couplings
- Structures
- 1,540 Arrestins
- 45 Arrestin complexes
- Structure models
- 1,425 Arrestin structure models
- 1,470 GPCR complexes
- Structure interactions
- 78,041 Interface interactions
- Mutations
- 409 Interface mutations
Overview
Latest release
Sept. 22, 2026- Structures page
- Adds all PDB structures released by July 15th, 2026
- Structure annotation adding auxiliary small molecules & ligand modality
- New, fast and user-friendly interface
- Structure coverage page
- New visualizations
- Structure models (ligand complexes) page
- Drug-GPCR models (from Boltz2)
- Peptide ligand-GPCR models (from AlphaFold)
- Ligands
- Ligand variants and groups
- Persistent ligand identifiers
- Peptide hormone analog bioactivities page
- New ligand bioactivities from literature
- Ligand interactions page
- New interface
- Data mapper page
- Data pasting and editing online
- Other
- Gene names with NCBI Entrez links
- Vomeronasal pheromone receptors added
- Sequence alignments page
- GPCR segment selection visual update
- Receptor page
- Snake plots, vertical helix alignment
- GPCR Classification
- Arrestin-GPCR complex models (from AlphaFold-multimer)
- Phosphorylation site resource
All releases