Genetics322 Sandbox DNA
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==B DNA== | ==B DNA== | ||
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Anything in this section will appear adjacent to the 3D structure and will be scrollable. | Anything in this section will appear adjacent to the 3D structure and will be scrollable. | ||
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</StructureSection> | </StructureSection> | ||
| - | This is a transcriptional repressor protein from E. coli. It binds specifically to particular sequences. You can see how the parts of the protein interact with the edges of the bases in both the major and minor grooves. | ||
| - | <Structure load='1efa' size=' | + | <Structure load='1efa' size='400' frame='true' align='right' caption='Insert caption here' scene='75/751212/Lac_repressor_binding_dna/2' /> |
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| + | This is a transcriptional repressor protein from E. coli. It binds specifically to particular sequences. You can see how the parts of the protein interact with the edges of the bases in both the major and minor grooves. | ||
Here it is showing the <scene name='75/751212/Lac_repressor_binding_dna/3'>surface of the protein</scene>. Look how it 'fits' into the major and minor grooves. This is a highly specific binding protein and only binds to this sequence. This is a chemical interaction. | Here it is showing the <scene name='75/751212/Lac_repressor_binding_dna/3'>surface of the protein</scene>. Look how it 'fits' into the major and minor grooves. This is a highly specific binding protein and only binds to this sequence. This is a chemical interaction. | ||
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3D DNA structure for class 1
B DNA
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This is a transcriptional repressor protein from E. coli. It binds specifically to particular sequences. You can see how the parts of the protein interact with the edges of the bases in both the major and minor grooves.
Here it is showing the . Look how it 'fits' into the major and minor grooves. This is a highly specific binding protein and only binds to this sequence. This is a chemical interaction.
</StructureSection>
