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	Both dimers conserve the structure of the two monomers except for the conformation at the hinge ~~loop~~. The hinge loop is the location where the two monomers connect acting like the hinge of a door~~.<ref name="liul"/> In the major dimer, the hinge loop is composed of residues 112-115. In the minor dimer, the hinge loop is composed of residues 16-22~~.<ref name="liul"/> The most important component of the hinge loops is Ala19. <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_200/Minor_dimer_hinge/1'>Ala19</scene> ~~is the reason why the hinge loops are so flexible~~ . This flexibility allows the dimers to adopt different orientations.<ref name="liu98"/>		Both dimers conserve the structure of the two monomers except for the conformation at the hinge loops. The
			<scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_200/Minor_dimer/3'>hinge loop</scene> is the location where the two monomers connect acting like the hinge of a door.<ref name="liul"/> The most important component of the hinge loops is Ala19. <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_200/Minor_dimer_hinge/1'>Ala19</scene> gives these hinges their flexibility. This flexibility allows the dimers to adopt different orientations.<ref name="liu98"/>