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***<scene name='86/868187/Rmm/4'>RRM1</scene> has anti-parallel beta strands between the <scene name='86/868187/Rmm/7'>alpha helix</scene> and the <scene name='86/868187/Rmm/8'>beta4 strand</scene>. | ***<scene name='86/868187/Rmm/4'>RRM1</scene> has anti-parallel beta strands between the <scene name='86/868187/Rmm/7'>alpha helix</scene> and the <scene name='86/868187/Rmm/8'>beta4 strand</scene>. | ||
***The <scene name='86/868187/Rmm/3'>interdomain linker</scene> takes a helical turn that interacts with residues of the N-terminal extension and with <scene name='86/868187/Rmm/6'>RRM2</scene>. | ***The <scene name='86/868187/Rmm/3'>interdomain linker</scene> takes a helical turn that interacts with residues of the N-terminal extension and with <scene name='86/868187/Rmm/6'>RRM2</scene>. | ||
***<scene name='86/868187/Rmm/1'>Trp331</scene> positions RRM2 relative to RRM1 by inserting its indole ring between the beta sheet and alpha1 helix of RRM2. | ***<scene name='86/868187/Rmm/1'>Trp331</scene> positions RRM2 relative to RRM1 by inserting its indole ring between the beta sheet and <scene name='86/868187/Rmm/9'>alpha1 helix</scene> of RRM2. | ||
***After the helical turn, the interdomain linker folds in a beta strand which is anti-parallel to the beta2 strand (RRM2). The interdomain linker is therefore a kind of joint for the relative orientation of the two RRMs. | ***After the helical turn, the interdomain linker folds in a beta strand which is anti-parallel to the beta2 strand (RRM2). The interdomain linker is therefore a kind of joint for the relative orientation of the two RRMs. | ||
