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The ASP protein contains an N-terminal region that forms the subtilisin domain and a C-terminal region that forms the P-domain.
The ASP protein contains an N-terminal region that forms the subtilisin domain and a C-terminal region that forms the P-domain.
The subtilisin domain is composed of ten helices and twelve chains.
The subtilisin domain is composed of ten helices and twelve chains and goes from Gly3 to Pro341.  
The structure of the P-domain is a jelly roll-like fold with eight beta-strands.
The structure of the P-domain is a jelly roll-like fold with eight beta-strands. It extends from Leu432 to His595.
 
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The structure contains calcium ions.
The structure contains calcium ions.