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Based on the molecular model, the overall structure of human CDK-3 was found to contain 305 amino acid residues, with a total molecular weight of 35,045.74 Da, and a theoretical pI of 8.86. Many features of secondary structure and molecular fork was found to very much resemble CDK-2. | Based on the molecular model, the overall structure of human CDK-3 was found to contain 305 amino acid residues, with a total molecular weight of 35,045.74 Da, and a theoretical pI of 8.86. Many features of secondary structure and molecular fork was found to very much resemble CDK-2. | ||
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Human CDK-3 proteins was found to have alpha and beta structures. Its fold contains two alpha and two beta domains, with a larger C-terminal that is mostly alpha helical (this is characteristic of a typical protein kinase fold). CDK-3 is found to be folded into a bilobal structure, with smaller N-terminal lobe that is mostly β-sheet structure. | Human CDK-3 proteins was found to have alpha and beta structures. Its fold contains two alpha and two beta domains, with a larger C-terminal that is mostly alpha helical (this is characteristic of a typical protein kinase fold). CDK-3 is found to be folded into a bilobal structure, with smaller N-terminal lobe that is mostly β-sheet structure. | ||