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NolR is a member of the '''ArsR/SmtB family''' of transcription factors. The crystal structure reveals that the protein functions as a homodimer. Each monomer folds into a winged helix-turn-helix motif. | NolR is a member of the '''ArsR/SmtB family''' of transcription factors. The crystal structure reveals that the protein functions as a homodimer. Each monomer folds into a winged helix-turn-helix motif. | ||
"<scene name='85/857155/Chain_a/2'>Chain A</scene>" of "NolR". | Click on "<scene name='85/857155/Chain_a/2'>Chain A</scene>" of "NolR". | ||
"<scene name='85/857155/Chain_b/2'>Chain B</scene>" of "NolR". | |||
Click on "<scene name='85/857155/Chain_b/2'>Chain B</scene>" of "NolR". | |||
* '''Dimerization:''' Two alpha-helices (alpha-1 and alpha-5) from each monomer form a coiled-coil dimerization interface. | * '''Dimerization:''' Two alpha-helices (alpha-1 and alpha-5) from each monomer form a coiled-coil dimerization interface. | ||
