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Dicer is known to be a direct cause of macular degeneration. The absence of Dicer in retinal pigment epithelium causes the eye to break down into macular degeneration. It is hypothesized that Dicer has a specific role in maintaining this retinal health.<ref>PMID: 19836333</ref>
Dicer is known to be a direct cause of macular degeneration. The absence of Dicer in retinal pigment epithelium causes the eye to break down into macular degeneration. It is hypothesized that Dicer has a specific role in maintaining this retinal health.<ref>PMID: 19836333</ref>


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For 3D structures of dicer See [[Ribonuclease 3D structures]]
 
==3D structures of dicer==
 
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[[2eb1]] - hDic C-terminal + Mg - human<br />
[[4wyq]] - hDic residues 267-389 + RISC-loading complex subunit TARBP2 + peptide<br />
[[4ngb]], [[4ngc]], [[4ngd]], [[4ngf]], [[4ngg]], [[4nh3]], [[4nh5]], [[4nh6]], [[4nha]] - hDic residues 765-1065 (mutant) + DNA<br />
[[2l6m]] - Dic residues 1259-1358 - fission yeast - NMR<br />
[[3c4b]], [[3c4t]] - Dic residues 1638-1900 - mouse<br />
[[2ffl]] - Dic - ''Giardia intestinalis''<br />
[[6bua]] – DmDic2 – ''Drosophila melanogaster''<br />
[[6bu9]] – DmDic2 + RNA <br />


== References ==
== References ==
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