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{{STRUCTURE_3nvn| PDB=3nvn | SIZE=400| SCENE= |right|CAPTION=Human semaphorin 7A complex with plexin-C1, [[3nvn]] }} | |||
'''Semaphorin''' (SEMA) are membrane proteins which act as axonal growth guidance molecules. SEMA act as short-range inhibitory signal. There are 8 classes of SEMA numbered 1 to 7 and V (viral). Each class has several subgroups which share similar characteristics. | |||
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==3D structures of semaphorin== | ==3D structures of semaphorin== | ||
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[[3nvn]], [[3nvq]] – hSEMA 7A + plexin-C1 | [[3nvn]], [[3nvq]] – hSEMA 7A + plexin-C1 | ||
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