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Summary
Quaternary structure of PAL. The four individual monomers are color-coded in red, green, blue, and yellow, displaying the approximate 222 symmetry of the PAL tetramer. (a) Stereoview of PAL from a side perspective. The bracketed areas represent the residues, arranged in a fan, that are present in PAL and absent in HAL. (b) Top perspective of the PAL tetramer (90° offset from that of panel a). This view looks down into the active sites of two of the subunits; the other two active sites would be seen from a bottom view.
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Calabrese, Joseph C. et al.[1]
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| (current) | 13:09, 6 December 2013 | Bryan Toton (Talk | contribs) | 500×173 | 49 KB | Quaternary structure of PAL. The four individual monomers are color-coded in red, green, blue, and yellow, displaying the approximate 222 symmetry of the PAL tetramer. (a) Stereoview of PAL from a side perspective. The bracketed areas represent the residu |
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