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==Introduction==
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This structure of CaM bound to the eNOS CaM binding domain peptide has been obtained thanks to a solution NMR, a nuclear magnetic resonance that enables the determination of structures but also interactions between molecules<ref>Solution NMR, Instruct Interacting Biology. [http://www.structuralbiology.eu/resources/platforms/nmr/solution-nmr]</ref>.
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This structure of CaM bound to the eNOS CaM binding domain peptide has been obtained thanks to a solution NMR<ref>Solution NMR, Instruct Interacting Biology. [http://www.structuralbiology.eu/resources/platforms/nmr/solution-nmr]</ref>, a nuclear magnetic resonance that enables the determination of structures but also interactions between molecules.
== Function ==
== Function ==

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Contents

Introduction

This structure of CaM bound to the eNOS CaM binding domain peptide has been obtained thanks to a solution NMR[1], a nuclear magnetic resonance that enables the determination of structures but also interactions between molecules.

Function

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Structural highlights

The 3D structure shown here represents an interaction between  : CaM protein, colored in green, and the CaM binding domain of eNOS, colored in purple.


References

  1. ↑ Solution NMR, Instruct Interacting Biology. [1]
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