Sandbox Reserved 717: Difference between revisions
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After the creation of six wedge composed of gp11, gp10, gp7, gp8, gp6, gp25 and gp53, is the wedge associated to the hub. The hub is a complex of gp5-gp27. Then are gp9 and gp12 added. The chaperone protein gp57 help gp12 to adopt its correct folding into trimmers. To finish, gp48 and gp54 are added and it form the complete baseplate. | After the creation of six wedge composed of gp11, gp10, gp7, gp8, gp6, gp25 and gp53, is the wedge associated to the hub. The hub is a complex of gp5-gp27. Then are gp9 and gp12 added. The chaperone protein gp57 help gp12 to adopt its correct folding into trimmers. To finish, gp48 and gp54 are added and it form the complete baseplate. | ||
== '''Structure <ref> doi:10.1038/nsb970</ref>''' == | == '''Structure <ref name=r2> doi:10.1038/nsb970</ref>''' == | ||
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'''It can not be ruled out that also other amino acids are important for binding! Further it can not be ruled out that not all of these named amino acids are important for binding''' | '''It can not be ruled out that also other amino acids are important for binding! Further it can not be ruled out that not all of these named amino acids are important for binding''' | ||
The mentioned amino acids are starting point for site-directed mutations and /or other biochemical experiments to clarify the location of this binding site. | The mentioned amino acids are starting point for site-directed mutations and /or other biochemical experiments to clarify the location of this binding site. | ||
=='''Ligands and their Binding-Sites'''== | =='''Ligands and their Binding-Sites'''== | ||
