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Conserved surface patches identify functional regions of proteins. Less commonly, patches of high variability may also be functional. (Can you think of situations where high variability would be advantageous?<ref>Advantageous variability will be seen in these cases: [[5hmg]], [[2vaa]], [[3hi6]].</ref>) | Conserved surface patches identify functional regions of proteins. Less commonly, patches of high variability may also be functional. (Can you think of situations where high variability would be advantageous?<ref>Advantageous variability will be seen in these cases: [[5hmg]], [[2vaa]], [[3hi6]].</ref>) | ||
For instructions on how to identify conserved regions of a molecule of interest, please see [[How to see conserved regions]]. | For instructions on how to identify conserved regions of a molecule of interest, and how to show them in Proteopedia (for example with green links), please see [[How to see conserved regions]]. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[How to see conserved regions]] | *[[How to see conserved regions]] | ||
