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	== Sequence and Structure ==		== Sequence and Structure ==

	Histidine Decarboxylase is considered to be a homo-dimer when one observe its [[biological assembly]] <ref name=mast/>. A ~~homo-dimer~~ is a [[quaternary structure]] formed by two identical monomers or protein chains.		Histidine Decarboxylase is considered to be a homo-dimer when one observe its [[biological assembly]] <ref name=mast/>. A homodimer is a [[quaternary structure]] formed by two identical monomers or protein chains.

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