Figure 4.
Figure 4 A stereoview of the superimposed C^ chains
of aspartic proteinases with known structure. Molecules A and B
of AP, PP and EP are shown as thick lines in blue, red, yellow
and green, respectively, and those of the other aspartic
proteinases listed in Table 1-are shown as thin lines in grey.
23 strictly conserved residues are shown as large spheres in
yellow for ten glycines and in green for other residues. 44
highly conserved residues are shown as small spheres in orange.
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by permission from the IUCr:
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(2001,
57,
948-956)
copyright 2001.
chains
of aspartic proteinases with known structure. Molecules A and B
of AP, PP and EP are shown as thick lines in blue, red, yellow
and green, respectively, and those of the other aspartic
proteinases listed in Table 1-are shown as thin lines in grey.
23 strictly conserved residues are shown as large spheres in
yellow for ten glycines and in green for other residues. 44
highly conserved residues are shown as small spheres in orange.