Sandbox Reserved 428: Difference between revisions
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===Overall Structure=== | ===Overall Structure=== | ||
EcoRV endonuclease is functional as a dimer consisting of two monomers; both monomers depicted <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_428/U-shaped_dimer/1'>here</scene> are shown in green or purple in a U shape. Each monomer, shown <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_428/Monomer/1'>here</scene>, consists of 244 amino acids | EcoRV endonuclease is functional as a dimer consisting of two monomers; both monomers depicted <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_428/U-shaped_dimer/1'>here</scene> are shown in green or purple in a U shape. Each monomer, shown <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_428/Monomer/1'>here</scene>, consists of 244 amino acids, 9 alpha helices, shown <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_428/Alpha_helix_-_monomer/1'>here</scene> and 11 beta strands, shown <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_428/Beta_strands_-_monomer/1'>here</scene>. which form 3 beta sheets of various sizes, both parallel and anti parallel. | ||
===Binding Interactions=== | ===Binding Interactions=== | ||
