Replication Termination Protein: Difference between revisions
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Craig Mooney (talk | contribs) New page: ==Replication Termination Proteins== Rtp and Tus These polar fork bocking sites have been found in yeast, pea, frog and human genomes. ==RTP== RTP is a DNA binding protein from Bacillus... |
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Residues binding to DNA | <scene name='Replication_Termination_Protein/Binding/1'>Residues binding to DNA</scene> | ||
Residues binding in both RTP monomers: Gln15, Arg16, Leu35, Asn53, His54, Thr55, Tyr58, Arg59, His62, gln72 (RED) | |||
Residues binding in only wing down position: Lys14, Tyr33, Lys77, Gln83, Val86 (BLUE) | |||
Residues binding in only wing up position: Thr9, Lys36, Glu56 (GREEN) | |||
<Structure load='Lol1.pdb' size='400' color='white'/> | <Structure load='Lol1.pdb' size='400' color='white'/> | ||
