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#this shows charged area in Nanog. Blue one is negative charge, and red one is positive charge.
== This page is about 4QA4. ==
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This protein is the Histone deacetylase.
 
*The surface of 4QA4 that interacts histones. Histones are positively charged.Therefore 4QA4 <scene name='54/545854/Charge/1'>has negative charges.</scene> (<font color="blue">positive charges are blue</font>, <font color="red">negative charges are red</font>).
 
 
*<scene name='54/545854/Ligands/1'>The secondary structure of 4QA4. </scene>
(<font color="pink">alpha helices are pink</font>, <font color="green">beta strands are right green</font>, <font color="yellow"> 4-(dimethylamino)-N-[7-(hydroxyamino)-7-oxoheptyl]benzamide (B3N) and Zinc ion (ZN) are yellow</font>, <font color="blue"> Potassium ion  (K) are blue</font>, <font color="orange">Glycerol(GOL) are orange</font>. Right green, yellow, blue and orange colors are ligands.)

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