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<scene name='82/824635/Alpha_helices_of_2cab/1'>helices</scene>
<scene name='82/824635/Beta_sheets/1'>beta sheets</scene><scene name='82/824635/Alpha_helices_of_2cab/1'>helices</scene>
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== Structure and Highlights==
== Structure and Highlights==


The molecular weight of this structure is 28.85kDa with an atom count of 2,010. There are a total of 260 amino acids in this protein, with the first amino acid in the sequence being alanine and the last  being phenylalanine. The first four amino acids are not represented in this model. In the center of this protein is a Zn^2+ ion. This structure contains five <scene name='82/824635/Alpha_helices_of_2cab/1'>helices</scene> with a total of 48 amino acids used to form them. They have lengths of approximately 10,8,14,5 and 11 amino acids in respect to chain-sequential order. There are also ten beta sheets formed with a total of 72 amino acids. They have lengths of 3,8,7,10,9,12,6,6,7 and 4 amino acids in respect to chain-sequential order. The beta sheets of this protein form a majority of the inner bulk. They are aligned in a formation in which they all sit upon a common axis. lastly, The beta sheets twist around the Zn^2+ ion to avoid direct contact.  
The molecular weight of this structure is 28.85kDa with an atom count of 2,010. There are a total of 260 amino acids in this protein, with the first amino acid in the sequence being alanine and the last  being phenylalanine. The first four amino acids are not represented in this model. In the center of this protein is a Zn^2+ ion. This structure contains five <scene name='82/824635/Alpha_helices_of_2cab/1'>helices</scene> with a total of 48 amino acids used to form them. They have lengths of approximately 10,8,14,5 and 11 amino acids in respect to chain-sequential order. There are also ten <scene name='82/824635/Beta_sheets/1'>beta sheets</scene> formed with a total of 72 amino acids. They have lengths of 3,8,7,10,9,12,6,6,7 and 4 amino acids in respect to chain-sequential order. The beta sheets of this protein form a majority of the inner bulk. They are aligned in a formation in which they all sit upon a common axis. lastly, The beta sheets twist around the Zn^2+ ion to avoid direct contact.