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	Not only is the structure of the monomers conserved in the dimers, but the active is also conserved. <ref name="liu98"/> The active site of both dimers contains His12, Lys41, and His119 residues. The active sites are a composite of the monomer subunits containing <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_200/Minor_dimer/7'>His 12/scene> from one monomer and His119 form the other monomer.<ref name="liul"/> During domain swapping, the active site is not disturbed, so the dimers are able to retain their enzymatic activity.		Not only is the structure of the monomers conserved in the dimers, but the active is also conserved. <ref name="liu98"/> The active site of both dimers contains His12, Lys41, and His119 residues. The active sites are a composite of the monomer subunits containing <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_200/Minor_dimer/7'>His 12</scene> from one monomer and His119 form the other monomer.<ref name="liul"/> During domain swapping, the active site is not disturbed, so the dimers are able to retain their enzymatic activity.

	==Trimers==		==Trimers==

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