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== Structure ==
== Structure ==
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This protein its a transcription factor, at that time its shows two different structures when its reduced or oxidized. The reduced form monomer of the OxyR regulatory domain consists of two α/β domains that are linked by two interdomain strands. Residues 87–162 in the middle of a folded domain form the majority of the N-terminal a/b domain. The C-terminal a/b Results and Discussion domain II is made of residues 164–260.
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The remaining C-terminal 30 Structure Determination residues come back to domain I to form an edge of the domain . The two domains exhibit a similar folding pattern consisting of a central b sheet flanked by helices and loops.

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References

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