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===Overall Structure===
===Overall Structure===
The original view shows a double stranded DNA helix and the cisplatin ligand. <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_430/Cisplatin_ligand/1'>TextToBeDisplayed</scene>. The cisplatin ligand is a cis-diammineplatinum molecule, which is a platinum atom attached to two N7 nitrogen atoms, each apart of a guanine base pair, and two NH3 molecules attached to the other side. They attach to the 6 and 7 guanine base pairs which links the two bases together and alters the bend in the helix by 49 degrees. The guanine still pair with the 18 and 19 cytosine bases. There are no alpha helixs or beta strands because cisplatin works with DNA and not on proteins.
The original view shows a double stranded DNA helix and the cisplatin ligand. <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_430/Cisplatin_ligand/1'>Platination bond d(GpG)</scene>. The cisplatin ligand is a cis-diammineplatinum molecule, which is a platinum atom attached to two N7 nitrogen atoms, each apart of a guanine base pair, and two NH3 molecules attached to the other side. They attach to the 6 and 7 guanine base pairs which links the two bases together and alters the bend in the helix by 49 degrees. The guanine still pair with the 18 and 19 cytosine bases. There are no alpha helixs or beta strands because cisplatin works with DNA and not on proteins.


===Binding Interactions===
===Binding Interactions===
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