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There are a great number of protein sequence motifs identified, many of which have well defined structural or functional roles. One such example of this is the so-called '''zinc finger motif''' which is readily identified from the following consensus sequence pattern (where "X" represents ''any'' amino acid):<br/> | There are a great number of protein sequence motifs identified, many of which have well defined structural or functional roles. One such example of this is the so-called '''[http://www.ebi.ac.uk/interpro/IEntry?ac=IPR007087 zinc finger motif]''' which is readily identified from the following consensus sequence pattern (where "X" represents ''any'' amino acid):<br/> | ||
'''Cys''' - X<sub>(2-4)</sub> - '''Cys''' - X<sub>(3)</sub> - Phe - X<sub>(5)</sub> - Leu - X<sub>(2)</sub> - '''His''' - X<sub>(3)</sub> - '''His''' <br/> | '''Cys''' - X<sub>(2-4)</sub> - '''Cys''' - X<sub>(3)</sub> - Phe - X<sub>(5)</sub> - Leu - X<sub>(2)</sub> - '''His''' - X<sub>(3)</sub> - '''His''' <br/> | ||
