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One of the structure is called 3/10 helix (Each amino acid corresponds to a 120° turn in the helix).
One of the structure is called 3/10 helix (Each amino acid corresponds to a 120° turn in the helix).


{{STRUCTURE_3haf|  PDB=3haf  |  SCENE=  }}








==Tertiary structure==


==Tertiary structure==


{{STRUCTURE_3haf|  PDB=3haf  |  SCENE=  }}
Between the Cysteine 179 and the Cysteine 214 we can find a <scene name='56/568013/B/1'>disulphide bound</scene> which links helix 2 and the helix 3.
Between the Cysteine 179 and the Cysteine 214 we can find a <scene name='56/568013/B/1'>disulphide bound</scene> which links helix 2 and the helix 3.
It exists also a specific loop at R164-S170 residues. This loop aim to stabilize the 129-130 beta-sheet. The R164 is able to make a hydrogen bond with G126, creating a conformational bridge.
It exists also a specific loop at R164-S170 residues. This loop aim to stabilize the 129-130 beta-sheet. The R164 is able to make a hydrogen bond with G126, creating a conformational bridge.
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= Ligand and interactions =


[[Image:Ligand cl.jpg|left|200px||thumb|'''Bond between 3HAF domain and the Ligand Cd2+''']]


[[Image:Ligand cl.jpg|left|200px||thumb|'''Bond between 3HAF domain and the Ligand Cd2+''']]
= Ligand and interactions =


There are 3 types of '''non-polymeric''' entities that can bind this domain:cadmium ion, chloride ion, water.
There are 3 types of '''non-polymeric''' entities that can bind this domain:cadmium ion, chloride ion, water.