User:Daniel Seeman/DELETE
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*<scene name='User:Daniel_Seeman/Caspase-7_Dynamics/1f1j/1'>Caspase-7 bound to dead-end substrate mimic DEVD-CHO</scene>, trapping protein in active/substrate bound conformation. | *<scene name='User:Daniel_Seeman/Caspase-7_Dynamics/1f1j/1'>Caspase-7 bound to dead-end substrate mimic DEVD-CHO</scene>, trapping protein in active/substrate bound conformation. | ||
*<scene name='User:Daniel_Seeman/Caspase-7_Dynamics/1shj-234234/1'>Caspase-7 bound to allosteric inhibitor DICA through CYS290</scene> trapping protein in a form incompatible with substrate binding. | *<scene name='User:Daniel_Seeman/Caspase-7_Dynamics/1shj-234234/1'>Caspase-7 bound to allosteric inhibitor DICA through CYS290</scene> trapping protein in a form incompatible with substrate binding. | ||
| - | *<scene name='User:Daniel_Seeman/Caspase-7_Dynamics/Morph1/1'>Conformational change between substrate bound and substrate incompatible forms | + | *<scene name='User:Daniel_Seeman/Caspase-7_Dynamics/Morph1/1'>Conformational change between substrate bound and substrate incompatible forms</scene> of Caspase-7. |
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| - | Molecular Playground banner: Conformational Dynamics between active and allosterically inhibited caspase-7 elucidate the mechanism of allostery in this important class of cysteine proteases. | + | '''Molecular Playground banner:''' Conformational Dynamics between active and allosterically inhibited caspase-7 elucidate the mechanism of allostery in this important class of cysteine proteases. |
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Forms of Caspase-7
- , trapping protein in active/substrate bound conformation.
- trapping protein in a form incompatible with substrate binding.
- of Caspase-7.
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Molecular Playground banner: Conformational Dynamics between active and allosterically inhibited caspase-7 elucidate the mechanism of allostery in this important class of cysteine proteases.
