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Alpha hemolysins cause a partial lysis of red blood cells. The heptameric pore assembles from water-soluble subunits. The alpha subunit, depicted right, consists seven identical monomeric units that exhibit rotational symmetry in oligomerized form. Each distinct subunit is differently colored for easy identification. The beta-barrel transmembrane domain is 50 Å in length <ref>http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/Research/hemolysin/<ref>. | Alpha hemolysins cause a partial lysis of red blood cells. The heptameric pore assembles from water-soluble subunits. The alpha subunit, depicted right, consists seven identical monomeric units that exhibit rotational symmetry in oligomerized form. Each distinct subunit is differently colored for easy identification. The beta-barrel transmembrane domain is 50 Å in length <ref>http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/Research/hemolysin/<ref>. | ||
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===Beta-hemolysin=== | ===Beta-hemolysin=== | ||
