CHEM2052 Tutorial Example4: Difference between revisions
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== '''Chem2052: Example 4 - Renin''' == | == '''Chem2052: Example 4 - Renin''' == | ||
The spinning structure you initially view on this page is | The spinning structure you initially view on this page is a protease called Renin. Renin is an '''aspartyl protease''', which cleaves a particular peptide called angiotensinogen. | ||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
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== '''Active Sites''' == | == '''Active Sites''' == | ||
This representation illustrates the active site catalytic residues of Renin. | This representation illustrates the <scene name='59/596437/Renin_catalytic_residues/2'>active site catalytic residues</scene> of Renin. | ||
<scene name='55/559112/ | |||
== '''Inhibition of Renin''' == | |||
This scene shows the <scene name='55/559112/active site of renin with the Pfizer inhibitor bound/1'>Renin Catalytic Residues</scene>. Which part of the inhibibtor binds to the catalytic residues of the active site? | |||
<scene name='55/559112/Renin_catalytic_residues/1'>Renin Catalytic Residues</scene> | <scene name='55/559112/Renin_catalytic_residues/1'>Renin Catalytic Residues</scene> | ||
