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== Important amino acids == <scene name='86/861612/Ligands_blue/3'>ligand are calcium, chloride, and sodium ions</scene> the ligands play a vital role in the protein because they give signals that determine the specificity of how the protein binds. | == Important amino acids == <scene name='86/861612/Ligands_blue/3'>ligand are calcium, chloride, and sodium ions</scene> the ligands play a vital role in the protein because they give signals that determine the specificity of how the protein binds. | ||
the protein lacks a cataytic triad as it is a lectin and lacks enzymatic activity | the protein lacks a cataytic triad as it is a lectin and lacks enzymatic activity | ||
<scene name='86/861612/Protein_sturcture/1'>view of active site</scene> | |||
== Structural highlights == The macromolecule content of the protein shows that it has a total structure weight of 29.92 kDa, the residue count is 232, and it has one unique protein chain., The A chains of the protein has a sequence length of 262. The protein has 4 helices. There are 14 parts to the beta strand. the ligands each bind to the protein through ionic bonding. there are three unit cell lengths, a's is 74.22, b's is 104.14 and c's is 69.09. all have an angle of 90 degrees. | == Structural highlights == The macromolecule content of the protein shows that it has a total structure weight of 29.92 kDa, the residue count is 232, and it has one unique protein chain., The A chains of the protein has a sequence length of 262. The protein has 4 helices. There are 14 parts to the beta strand. the ligands each bind to the protein through ionic bonding. there are three unit cell lengths, a's is 74.22, b's is 104.14 and c's is 69.09. all have an angle of 90 degrees. | ||
