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<scene name='User:Wayne_Decatur/Plant_Viral_Protein_p19_Suppression_of_RNA_Silencing/8strandcontinuousbetasheet/3'>The p19 dimer</scene> forms a <font color = '#cdcd00'>continuous eight-stranded beta-sheet</font>. | <scene name='User:Wayne_Decatur/Plant_Viral_Protein_p19_Suppression_of_RNA_Silencing/8strandcontinuousbetasheet/3'>The p19 dimer</scene> forms a <font color = '#cdcd00'>continuous eight-stranded beta-sheet</font>. | ||
The <font color = '#cdcd00'>continuous eight-stranded beta-sheet</font> of <scene name='User:Wayne_Decatur/Plant_Viral_Protein_p19_Suppression_of_RNA_Silencing/Sheetcradlesminorgroove/4'>the p19 dimer cradles the minor groove of the duplex region</scene> of the double stranded siRNA. This is unusual because most proteins use loops and helices to bind double-stranded RNA, for example, see [[1di2]], [[2zi0]], [[2hvy]] or [[2az0]]. | The <font color = '#cdcd00'>continuous eight-stranded beta-sheet</font> of <scene name='User:Wayne_Decatur/Plant_Viral_Protein_p19_Suppression_of_RNA_Silencing/Sheetcradlesminorgroove/4'>the p19 dimer cradles the minor groove of the duplex region</scene> of the double stranded siRNA. This is unusual because most proteins use loops and helices to bind double-stranded RNA, for example, see [[1di2]], [[2zi0]], [[2hvy]] or [[2az0]]. For more detais see [[P19 complexed with 19-bp small interfering RNA]]. | ||
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==3D structures of protein p19== | ==3D structures of protein p19== | ||
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[[1rpu]] – P19 + SiRNA – Carnation italian ringspot virus<br /> | [[1rpu]] – P19 + SiRNA – Carnation italian ringspot virus<br /> | ||
