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== Structural highlights == | == Structural highlights == | ||
The N-terminal domain of FLO is similar to the lectin-like domain of [[Adhesin]]. The Ca+2 ion binds to two carbohydrate-binding groups: a D''cis''D motif - 2 Asp residues connected with a ''cis'' bond and another β strand residues. The Ca+2 ion interacts with α-mannose which is an antiflocculant in vivo<ref>PMID:21149680</ref>. | The N-terminal domain of FLO is similar to the lectin-like domain of [[Adhesin]]. The Ca+2 ion binds to two carbohydrate-binding groups: a D''cis''D motif - 2 Asp residues connected with a ''cis'' bond and another β strand residues. The Ca+2 ion interacts with α-mannose which is an antiflocculant in vivo<ref>PMID:21149680</ref>. | ||
==3D structures of flocculation protein== | ==3D structures of flocculation protein== | ||
[[Flocculation protein 3D structures]] | [[Flocculation protein 3D structures]] | ||
