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The most highly <scene name='Lac_repressor/1lbg_lac_repressor_with_dna/8'>conserved surface on the lac repressor</scene> is the surface that contacts {{Template:ColorKey_Composition_DNA}}<ref>Conservation results for [[1lbg]] are from the precalculated [http://consurfdb.tau.ac.il ConSurf Database], using 103 sequences from Swiss-Prot with an average pairwise distance of 2.4.</ref>. (Only alpha carbon atoms are shown here, without sidechains, because sidechains were not resolved in the 4.8 &Aring; [[1lbg]] model.) The dimerization surfaces are the <scene name='Lac_repressor/1lbi_apo_lac_repressor/4'>most conserved sides</scene> of the ligand-binding domains<ref>Conservation results for [[1lbi]] are from the [http://consurf.tau.ac.il ConSurf Server], using 100 sequences from Uniprot with an average pairwise distance of 1.3.</ref>. (This scene shows sidechains, using the 2.7 &Aring; model in [[1lbi]], which lacks the DNA-binding domain due to disorder.)
The most highly <scene name='Lac_repressor/1lbg_lac_repressor_with_dna/8'>conserved surface on the lac repressor</scene> is the surface that contacts {{Template:ColorKey_Composition_DNA}}<ref>Conservation results for [[1lbg]] are from the precalculated [http://consurfdb.tau.ac.il ConSurf Database], using 103 sequences from Swiss-Prot with an average pairwise distance of 2.4.</ref>. (Only alpha carbon atoms are shown here, without sidechains, because sidechains were not resolved in the 4.8 &Aring; [[1lbg]] model.) The dimerization surfaces are the <scene name='Lac_repressor/1lbi_apo_lac_repressor/4'>most conserved sides</scene> of the ligand-binding domains<ref>Conservation results for [[1lbi]] are from the [http://consurf.tau.ac.il ConSurf Server], using 100 sequences from Uniprot with an average pairwise distance of 1.3.</ref>. (This scene shows sidechains, using the 2.7 &Aring; model in [[1lbi]], which lacks the DNA-binding domain due to disorder.)


The C-terminal tetramerization helices tether two dimers, and thus the functional form of <scene name='Lac_repressor/1lbg_lac_repressor_with_dna/7'>lac repressor is a homo-tetramer</scene> with four {{Template:ColorKey_Composition_DNA}}-binding sites.  
The C-terminal tetramerization helices tether two dimers, and thus the functional form of <scene name='Lac_repressor/1lbg_lac_repressor_with_dna/7'>lac repressor is a homo-tetramer</scene> with four {{Template:ColorKey_Composition_DNA}}-binding sites.
 
 
<big><b>To Be Continued ....</b></big> [[User:Eric Martz|Eric Martz]] 16:22, 14 October 2008 (IST)


==DNA Binding: Bending the Operator==
==DNA Binding: Bending the Operator==

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