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Botulinum neurotoxin

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CBP contains a <scene name='67/671726/Cv/3'>light or catalytic domain</scene> (LC, residues 1-440, in deeppink) and a <scene name='67/671726/Cv/4'>heavy</scene> (HC, residues 441-1296, in cyan) chains. CBP HC contains two modules:
CBP contains a <scene name='67/671726/Cv/3'>light or catalytic domain</scene> (LC, residues 1-440, in deeppink) and a <scene name='67/671726/Cv/4'>heavy</scene> (HC, residues 441-1296, in cyan) chains. CBP HC contains two modules:
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the N-terminal translocation domain (residues 441-875) and the C-terminal receptor-binding domain (residues 876-1296).
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the N-terminal <scene name='67/671726/Cv/5'>translocation domain</scene> (residues 441-875) and the C-terminal receptor-binding domain (residues 876-1296).
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Revision as of 10:48, 17 November 2015

Clostridium botulinum neurotoxin type A with cofactor Zn+2 (grey) (PDB code 3bta).

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3D structures of botulinum neurotoxin

Updated on 17-November-2015


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