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Scientists and Students

Educators

Structural researchers

Understand and communicate protein 3D structure-function relationships
- Example: Green Fluorescent Protein - A bioluminescent protein which can be tuned to different colors by changing a single residue!

Create supplementary material for your journal publications
Create pages about your research team or institute, highlighting structures you have researched.

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 * Understand and communicate protein 3D structure-function relationships
-** Example: [[1wsu|Elongation factor SelB]], the protein responsible for adding the 21<sup>st</sup> amino acid selenocysteine to a growing protein chain in bacteria, as seen in the PDB's [[Teaching_Scenes%2C_Tutorials%2C_and_Educators%27_Pages#Molecule_of_the_Month_.28MotM.29_Series|Molecule of the Month]].
+** Example: [[Green Fluorescent Protein]] - A [[Colored & Bioluminescent Protein|bioluminescent protein]] which can be tuned to different colors by changing a single residue!
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