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File:Zinc finger rendered.png

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Description Cartoon representation of the zinc-finger motif of proteins. The zinc ion (green) is coordinated by two histidine and two cysteine amino acid residues. Based on the X-ray structure of PDB 1A1L.
Date 17 November 2007
Source self-made, based on PDB structure 1A1L, the open source molecular visualization tool PyMol and Cinema 4D
Author Thomas Splettstoesser ( www.scistyle.com)
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