Human Follicle-Stimulating Hormone Complexed with its Receptor: Difference between revisions

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{{Button ColorReceptorLeucine}} <scene name='Human_Follicle_Stimulating_Hormone_Complexed_with_its_Receptor/1fl7to1xwdmorph/1'>Initial scene</scene>
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The leucine-rich domain of the receptor <scene name='Human_Follicle_Stimulating_Hormone_Complexed_with_its_Receptor/1fl7to1xwdmorphleu/1'>has a characteristic bowed shape due to harboring a series of leucine-rich repeats</scene>; [[leucine-rich repeats]] often are horseshoe- or arc-shaped.
The leucine-rich domain of the receptor <scene name='Human_Follicle-Stimulating_Hormone_Complexed_with_its_Receptor/1fl7to1xwdmorphleu/1'>has a characteristic bowed shape due to harboring a series of leucine-rich repeats</scene>; [[leucine-rich repeats]] often are horseshoe- or arc-shaped.


==Reference==
==Reference==