| Description | CedA is involved in the regulation of cell division in Escherichia coli and related organisms. It is structurally similar to dsDNA-binding domains and has been found to interact with dsDNA. The protein comprises four antiparallel β-strands, an α-helix, and a large unstructured N terminus. As dsDNA binding domains, it may also bind dsDNA by inserting the β-sheet into the major groove of the DNA [ , ]. | Name | Cell division activator CedA |
| Short Name | Cell_div_activator_CedA | Type | Family |
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