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Resolution: standard / high Figure 5.
Modular division of the Cytochromes binding sites. (a) Modular division of the Cytochrome P450eryF (PDB ID 1eup) binding site. Two androstenedione
molecules (Andro1 and Andro2 colored in blue and purple, respectively) are bound to
the protein. The binding site (in spacefill) for the androstenedione is divided into
two modules (highlighted in red and yellow) corresponding to the binding area for
each of these two molecules. Modular regions not involved in the binding site are
depicted in green. (b) Modular division of the Cytochrome P450cam (PDB ID 1noo) binding site. Two camphor
molecules (camphor and 5-exo-OH camphor) can bind to the protein. The binding site
(in spacefill) for the camphor is highlighted in yellow and orange. The binding site
(in spacefill) for the 5-exo-OH camphor is highlighted in red and orange. Residues
in orange are the ones that can bind both camphor and hydroxycamphor. Catalytic residues
(in spacefill) are highlighted in light blue and purple. The ones in purple can also
bind hydroxycamphor. The residues forming each of the four modular regions (and not
involved in any of the functions previously described) are depicted in magenta, blue,
green and brown.
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