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{{Button Toggle NucleicDrumsColorSchemeWcartoon}} {{ColorKey Bases DNA}}
{{Button Toggle NucleicDrumsColorSchemeWcartoon}} {{ColorKey Bases DNA}}


The third large helix of each dimer subunit interacts with the other <scene name='70/701975/1d66_firstglance_slab/3'>by arranging hydrophobic residues in the contact region</scene>. Note the abundance of gray residues in the central stem protruding from a site roughly above the center of the DNA binding site. The dimer interface is more fully explored in a later publication with an expanded structure, see [[3coq]].
Despite only making base-specific contacts at the ends, <scene name='70/701975/Spacefill/1'>Ga14p is mostly in contact with the DNA for its entire span of the binding site.</scene>
 
The third, large helix of each dimer subunit interacts with the other <scene name='70/701975/1d66_firstglance_slab/3'>by arranging hydrophobic residues in the contact region</scene>. Note the abundance of gray residues in the central stem protruding from a site roughly above the center of the DNA binding site. The dimer interface is more fully explored in a later publication with an expanded structure, see [[3coq]].


The conformation of the linker connecting each dimerization helix and the metal-binding domains determines the preferred total number of bases between the triplets.
The conformation of the linker connecting each dimerization helix and the metal-binding domains determines the preferred total number of bases between the triplets.