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A monomer is formed by 2 elongated''' α-helix''' tied with 2 zinc ions. These Zn2+ ions are linked by N and C-terminal residues from each α-helix. Residues involved are charged amino acids such as Glu 5 and 9, Asp 42 and His 38. That is why, N-terminal is cationic whereas the C-terminal is anionic. | A monomer is formed by 2 elongated''' α-helix''' tied with 2 zinc ions. These Zn2+ ions are linked by N and C-terminal residues from each α-helix. Residues involved are charged amino acids such as Glu 5 and 9, Asp 42 and His 38 <scene name='82/829352/Glu5_glu9_asp42_and_his38/1'>Text To Be Displayed</scene>. That is why, N-terminal is cationic whereas the C-terminal is anionic. | ||
* Assembly of three monomers : | * Assembly of three monomers : | ||
