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==Structure==
==Structure==
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The structure of a <scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Monomer/3'>monomer</scene> of OspC is made up of 5 alpha helices (<scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Helices/1'>show alpha helices</scene>) and 2 beta sheets (<scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Sheets/2'> show β sheets</scene>) interconnected by six loops. The pathogenic form of OspC is thought to be a <scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Dimer/5'>dimer</scene> resulting mainly from the unexposed, mostly hydrophobic interaction between the two longest alpha helices, the <scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Alpha_1/1'>α1 helices</scene>. OspC is highly polymorphic
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The structure of a <scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Monomer/3'>monomer</scene> of OspC is made up of 5 alpha helices (<scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Helices/1'>show alpha helices</scene>) and 2 beta sheets (<scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Sheets/2'>show β sheets</scene>) interconnected by 6 loops (<scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Loops/1'>show loops</scene>). The pathogenic form of OspC is thought to be a <scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Dimer/5'>dimer</scene> resulting mainly from the unexposed, mostly hydrophobic interaction between the two longest alpha helices, the <scene name='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Alpha_1/1'>α1 helices</scene>, of each monomer. OspC is highly polymorphic
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<Structure load='1ggq' size='500' frame='true' align='right' caption='OspC Structure' scene='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Dimer/5' />
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<Structure load='1ggq' size='500' frame='true' align='right' caption='Structure of OspC' scene='User:Isabelle_Morose/Sandbox_1/Dimer/5' />

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Structure

The structure of a of OspC is made up of 5 alpha helices () and 2 beta sheets () interconnected by 6 loops (). The pathogenic form of OspC is thought to be a resulting mainly from the unexposed, mostly hydrophobic interaction between the two longest alpha helices, the , of each monomer. OspC is highly polymorphic

Structure of OspC

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