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== Structure == | == Structure == | ||
Yiip's monomer structure is classified into two different domains, the Trans-Membrane Domain (TMD) and C-terminus Domain (CTD). The TMD consists of six helices, forming binding site A, four of which are oriented in a parallel manner with respect to each other, while the remaining two are anti parallel to this four helix cluster. A "salt bridge" or "charge interlock" consisting of four amino acid residues, two Lysines and two Aspartates, forms a junction that both monomers of Yiip converge at, forming a pivot point for protein conformation changes. | Yiip's monomer structure is classified into two different domains, the Trans-Membrane Domain (TMD) and C-terminus Domain (CTD). The TMD consists of six helices, forming binding site A, four of which are oriented in a parallel manner, with respect to each other, while the remaining two are anti parallel to this four helix cluster. A "salt bridge" or "charge interlock" consisting of four amino acid residues, two Lysines and two Aspartates, forms a junction that both monomers of Yiip converge at, forming a pivot point for protein conformation changes. | ||
== Salt Bridge == | == Salt Bridge == | ||
