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== '''Experimental fragment with TEN''' ==
== '''Experimental fragment with TEN''' ==


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<applet load='2b2a' size='400' frame='true' align='right' caption='Tetrahymena thermophila telomerase reverse transcriptase TEN domain [[2b2a]]' scene='Sandbox/Presentation/3' />
A Tetrahymena Thermophila TERT fragment consisting of residues 2-191 with an N-terminal His6 tag was cristallized in space group P3 with <scene name='Sandbox/Three/1'>three</scene> TERT molecules present in the crystallographic asymmetric unit.  
A Tetrahymena Thermophila TERT fragment consisting of residues 2-191 with an N-terminal His6 tag was cristallized in space group P3 with <scene name='Sandbox/Three/1'>three</scene> TERT molecules present in the crystallographic asymmetric unit.  
This 23.5-kDa fragment contains only one methionine residue, making phasing by substitution with selenomethionine (SeMet) difficult.
This 23.5-kDa fragment contains only one methionine residue, making phasing by substitution with selenomethionine (SeMet) difficult.
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Because the TEN domain is essential for telomerase activity and its structure seems to be conserved trough evolution, this portion of TERT is a potential new target for antitelomerase compounds.
Because the TEN domain is essential for telomerase activity and its structure seems to be conserved trough evolution, this portion of TERT is a potential new target for antitelomerase compounds.


==Additional Resources==
==3D structures of telomerase reverse transcriptase==
 
See [[Telomerase]]
 
=='''Additional Resources'''==
For additional information, See: [[Cancer]]
For additional information, See: [[Cancer]]
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This page was created with content from a page authored by [[User:Tanja Emmerich]] and [[User:Vinzenz Alejandro Bayro Kaiser]].
This page was created with content from a page authored by [[User:Tanja Emmerich]] and [[User:Vinzenz Alejandro Bayro Kaiser]].
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