Triose phosphate isomerase virus

Figure 1. Some protein structures solved by X-ray crystallography. The figure illustrates the different secondary structure assemblies. a-Helices are represented by spirals or cylinders -strands by arrows, (a) Hemerythrin, an all a-protein. (b) Superoxide dismutase, an all /7-protein, (c) Lysozyme, an a -i- /7 protein, (d) and (e) Two orthogonal views of the NAD binding domain of lactate dehydrogenase, an a/p protein, (f) Triose phosphate isomerase, an a/p structure, (g) A DNA binding protein, the CAP protein from E. coli. (h) Influenza virus haemaglutinin. (i) Influenza virus neuraminidase. From Blake and Johnson [12b], which also contains references to the original sources of these structures.

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