Luciola cruciata luciferase: Difference between revisions
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* <scene name='Luciola_cruciata_luciferase/Whole_protein_transparent/3'>Thr346</scene> which is the only residue with dihedral angles outside of the usual regions of the Ramachandran plot. This energetically unfavorable angles are usually in relation with residues having important functional roles. | * <scene name='Luciola_cruciata_luciferase/Whole_protein_transparent/3'>Thr346</scene> which is the only residue with dihedral angles outside of the usual regions of the Ramachandran plot. This energetically unfavorable angles are usually in relation with residues having important functional roles. | ||
* <scene name='Luciola_cruciata_luciferase/Whole_protein_transparent/4'>Asp422</scene> is an invariant residue exposed to the solvant, and could make an hydrogen bond with the side chain of another well-conserved residue, the Tyr340. | * <scene name='Luciola_cruciata_luciferase/Whole_protein_transparent/4'>Asp422</scene> is an invariant residue exposed to the solvant, and could make an hydrogen bond with the side chain of another well-conserved residue, the <scene name='Luciola_cruciata_luciferase/Whole_protein_transparent/5'>Tyr340</scene>. | ||
* <scene name='Sandbox2442/Residue_ser_420/1'>Ser420</scene> has an hydroxyl group able to make hydrogen bond with the Asp422 and Gly421 which are close enough. | * <scene name='Sandbox2442/Residue_ser_420/1'>Ser420</scene> has an hydroxyl group able to make hydrogen bond with the Asp422 and Gly421 which are close enough. | ||
