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<Structure load='1ocy' size='500' frame='true' align='right' caption='1ocy' scene=' />
<Structure load='1ocy' size='500' frame='true' align='right' caption='1ocy' scene=' />


Short tail fibres consist of the single protein gp12. This protein forms a parallel, in-register, homo-trimer of 527 residues per subunit. 1ocy is a monomer of the short tail fibres.  
Short tail fibres consist of the single protein gp12. This protein forms a parallel, in-register, homo-trimer of 527 residues per subunit. '''A monomer of gp12 has a mass of 55.3 kDa. Their N-terminal domain attached them to the baseplate. While the C-terminal globular domain is supposed to bind the bacterial host cell. '''
1ocy is a monomer of the short tail fibres.  
Gp12 can be divided into two fragments. One frgament with a mass of 33kDA and a second with a mass of 45kDa.  
Gp12 can be divided into two fragments. One frgament with a mass of 33kDA and a second with a mass of 45kDa.