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The of pyruvate kinase shows alpha helices (pink) surrounding beta sheets (blue) in a tetramer.
The are shown here. The are highlighted in blue; these are found on the outer surface of the protein since they interact with the solvent. The are highlighted in green and are found on the interior of the protein, away from the solvent.
(the solvent with which the protein is interacting) are shown within the structure in green, and the non-water parts of the enzyme are shown in purple.
The in pyruvate kinase are highlighted in green. The interacting groups are made up of charged residues like aspartate, glutamate, lysine, and histidine
