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Summary
Strange artifact when pymol made a morph between insulin in the T and the R state. Insulin forms a trimer of dimers, with two zinc atoms on the three-fold axis bound to histidines. Apparently, chain IDs of the zinc atoms were inconsistent between files, so the zinc atom is shown switching ligands. It looks like ping pong, so I called it zinc pong.
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| (current) | 21:48, 13 July 2019 | Karsten Theis (Talk | contribs) | 300×256 | 980 KB | Strange artifact when pymol made a morph between insulin in the T and the R state. Insulin forms a trimer of dimers, with two zinc atoms on the three-fold axis bound to histidines. Apparently, chain IDs of the zinc atoms were inconsistent between files, s |
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