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(This figure highlights the differences between the classic OB fold found in single-stranded binding proteins and the novel structural features of DdrB. The OB fold is observed in the protein verotoxin-1, PDB code 2XSC . DdrB is modeled from the PDB stru)
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This figure highlights the differences between the classic OB fold found in single-stranded binding proteins and the novel structural features of DdrB. The OB fold is observed in the protein verotoxin-1, PDB code 2XSC . DdrB is modeled from the PDB structure 4HQB. This figure was generated using Pymol.
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| (current) | 11:29, 30 April 2014 | Lauren Ferris (Talk | contribs) | 2058×1076 | 242 KB | This figure highlights the differences between the classic OB fold found in single-stranded binding proteins and the novel structural features of DdrB. The OB fold is observed in the protein verotoxin-1, PDB code 2XSC . DdrB is modeled from the PDB stru |
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