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Looking at the <scene name='86/861621/Secondary_structure/1'>secondary structure</scene>, there are 10 alpha-helices, a parallel beta-sheet, 2 anti-parallel beta-sheets, and about 7 random coils. | Looking at the <scene name='86/861621/Secondary_structure/1'>secondary structure</scene>, there are 10 alpha-helices, a parallel beta-sheet, 2 anti-parallel beta-sheets, and about 7 random coils. | ||
The parallel beta-sheet is where the interaction with the ligand (citric acid) happens. The His138 amino acid residue forms an interaction at this parallel beta-sheet. | The parallel beta-sheet is where the interaction with the ligand (citric acid) happens. The His138 amino acid residue forms an interaction at this parallel beta-sheet. | ||
For the tertiary structure, there is 1 polymer with plenty of hydrogen bonds, disulfide bridges, and hydrophobic interactions. It also contains sulfate ions, a citric acid, and a carbohydrate (glucopyranose). | For the <scene name='86/861621/Protein_view_2/3'>tertiary structure</scene>, there is 1 polymer with plenty of hydrogen bonds, disulfide bridges, and hydrophobic interactions. It also contains sulfate ions, a citric acid, and a carbohydrate (glucopyranose). | ||
The <scene name='86/861621/Quartenary_structure/1'>quaternary structure</scene> you have already seen, our protein consists of 12 total chains. | The <scene name='86/861621/Quartenary_structure/1'>quaternary structure</scene> you have already seen, our protein consists of 12 total chains. | ||
