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Noted that the beta strands in Rossmann folds are generally all parallel.
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Note: This entry on the Rossmann fold has been published in Biochem. Mol. Biol. Educ.<ref name="Hanukoglu-2015">PMID:25704928</ref>. Please cite it as Biochem. Mol. Biol. Educ. 43:206-209, 2015.
Note: This entry on the Rossmann fold has been published in Biochem. Mol. Biol. Educ.<ref name="Hanukoglu-2015">PMID:25704928</ref>. Please cite it as Biochem. Mol. Biol. Educ. 43:206-209, 2015.


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The following scenes illustrate some aspects of the structure.  
The following scenes illustrate some aspects of the structure.  
As noted above, the Rossmann fold is associated with a specific consensus sequence of Gly-x-Gly-x-x-Gly at the region of the tight loop between the first β-strand the α-helix.
The first two scenes demonstrate the location of the first two conserved glycines.


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As seen in the example in Fig. 5, the direction of the strands are all parallel. This represents a general trend in Rossmann folds. However in some Rossmann folds there may be some strands in anti-parallel direction.<ref name="Hanukoglu-2015" />
As seen in the example in Fig. 5, the direction of the strands are all parallel. This represents a general trend in Rossmann folds. However in some Rossmann folds there may be some strands in anti-parallel direction.<ref name="Hanukoglu-2015" />
As compared to the direction of the &beta;-strands, the direction of the helical segments is generally anti-parallel to the &beta;-strands (Fig. 5).
In some Rossmann fold domains, the segments in between the &beta;-strands may include a complex series of helical and coiled segments (for example see [[3bhi]]).


==Evolutionary origin of the &beta;&alpha;&beta; fold ==
==Evolutionary origin of the &beta;&alpha;&beta; fold ==

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