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<scene name='Sandbox_32/Water_ligand/3'>Water molecules</scene> (shown in blue) surround and solvate the protein. The ligand is highlighted in green. The waters seem to congregated on one side than the other, possibly to make room for chain B to bind. | <scene name='Sandbox_32/Water_ligand/3'>Water molecules</scene> (shown in blue) surround and solvate the protein. The ligand is highlighted in green. The waters seem to congregated on one side than the other, possibly to make room for chain B to bind. | ||
Sidechain and ligand <scene name='Sandbox_32/Sidechain_ligand_interaction/2'>interactions</scene> are shown in this scene. The ligand is in orange, and the interacting side chains are in dark blue and red. Of these contacting residues, only some actually catalyze the reaction on the substrate. These <scene name='Sandbox_32/Active_site_2/1'>active site</scene> residues are highlighted in red. | Sidechain and ligand <scene name='Sandbox_32/Sidechain_ligand_interaction/2'>interactions</scene> are shown in this scene. The ligand is in orange, and the interacting side chains are in dark blue and red. Of these contacting residues, only some actually catalyze the reaction on the substrate. These <scene name='Sandbox_32/Active_site_2/1'>active site</scene> residues are highlighted in red. These are the residues which interact chemically with the substrate to turn it into product. The non-active site residues are important in substrate (or ligand) binding. | ||