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Introduction
What is the protein structure? Great Question! Here is a (partial) protein structure: Click here. It you'd like the full-length structure, click here. Check out these metal ions!!! Name, source, functional description of the family of proteins it represents.
short description about biology of the system/s where this protein/s takes part.
Your Heading Here (maybe something like 'Structure')
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Anything in this section will appear adjacent to the 3D structure and will be scrollable.
Overview
How the overall structure looks like? Subunits orientation, chains: the number and relative positions, etc.
Here is the
rainbow representation of the main chain of lysozyme. And here is the helical representation of the same lysozyme molecule. whatever you want!
Interactions with other molecules
Close up picture, with explanation what we see
Active site organisation
testi
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bonds should be broad
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Additional Information
spinning and not transparent
not spinning and transparent
References
