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Sequence alignment of BAZ1A and BAZ1B bromodomains. BAZ1A and BAZ1B both have a conserved asparagine anchor but BAZ1A has a glutamic acid gatekeeper residue instead of a valine gatekeeper residue in BAZ1B which is present in the binding pockets of several acetyl-lysine binding bromodomains. Sequence alignment was carried out using Tcoffee.
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| (current) | 05:47, 7 December 2017 | Juliet Obi (Talk | contribs) | 467×243 | 12 KB | Sequence alignment of BAZ1A and BAZ1B bromodomains. BAZ1A and BAZ1B both have a conserved asparagine anchor but BAZ1A has a glutamic acid gatekeeper residue instead of a valine gatekeeper residue in BAZ1B which is present in the binding pockets of several |
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