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==Toxic Amyloid Small Oligomer’s atomic view== | ==Toxic Amyloid Small Oligomer’s atomic view== | ||
<StructureSection load=' | <StructureSection load='' size='340' side='right' caption='Structure of alpha-beta crystallin.PDB Id:3l1g' scene=''> | ||
The interactive Molecular Tour below assumes that you are familiar with the journal article<ref>PMID:22403391</ref>. | The interactive Molecular Tour below assumes that you are familiar with the journal article<ref>PMID:22403391</ref>. | ||
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The entire 11-residue segment KVKVLGDVIEV forms a <scene name='77/771966/K11v_in_black/1'>hairpin loop</scene> in the 3D structure of ABC.The six residue segment GDVIEV ,termed <scene name='77/771966/Gdviev_black/1'>G6V</scene>,forms fibrils and microcrystals.THe microcrystals enabled us to determine the atomic structure of G6V, which proved to be a standard class 2 steric zipper, essentially an amyloid-like protofilament. | The entire 11-residue segment KVKVLGDVIEV forms a <scene name='77/771966/K11v_in_black/1'>hairpin loop</scene> in the 3D structure of ABC.The six residue segment GDVIEV ,termed <scene name='77/771966/Gdviev_black/1'>G6V</scene>,forms fibrils and microcrystals.THe microcrystals enabled us to determine the atomic structure of G6V, which proved to be a standard class 2 steric zipper, essentially an amyloid-like protofilament. | ||
[[Image:Table_abc_first_ok.jpg]] | [[Image:Table_abc_first_ok.jpg | thumb | 400px | centre | Structure ]] | ||
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Toxic Amyloid Small Oligomer’s atomic view
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