Sandbox1111: Difference between revisions

This protein is a dimer. The two subunits of the dimer are visually distinguishable by their different color schemes. Moreover this protein is mostly composed of <scene name='Sandbox1111/Alpha/3'>Alpha Helices</scene>, as shown in blue. While it's initially hard to tell, there are several <scene name='Sandbox1111/Beta/1'>Beta Sheets</scene>, as shown in purple. Furthermore, as most proteins contain a hydrophobic core, this protein indeed contains many <scene name='Sandbox1111/Hydrophobic_red/1'>Hydrophobic interactions</scene>, as shown in red, and relatively fewer <scene name='Sandbox1111/Polar_bonds/1'>Polar bonds</scene>, as shown in dark green. Lastly, the protein's <scene name='Sandbox1111/Active_sites/1'>Active Sites</scene> are shown in brown.