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posted on 2022-08-31, 15:43 authored by Christopher BlanfordChristopher Blanford, Yuhei Hayamizu, Abubaker Mohamed, Sam P. deVisserFigure 1a The natural reaction of QueF in vivo from preQ0 to preQ1 drawn with ChemDraw 21.
Figure 1b Schematic representation of an antiparallel β-sheet formation of the Y5Y fusion protein drawn with ChemDraw 21.
Figure 1c Homology model of preQ0 (green sticks) docked in QueF (black ribbon) with a short serine linker (pink) added followed by the Y5Y chain (red). Model created using PDB 4GHM and I-TASSER in PyMOL 2.0.
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UK’s Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) N8 Research Partnership Catalyst
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