Respiratory Pigments in Animals 1985
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-70616-5_6
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Quaternary Structure of Arthropod Hemocyanins

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“…The nature of these interactions and the steric hindrance between LpIIIA subunits in the interface area explain that only¯op/¯op associations are allowed and that Lp Hc is a dimer rather than a polymer of 4 Â 6mers. These data con®rm the ®rst model of Lp Hc published by Lamy et al (1985b).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 81%
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“…The nature of these interactions and the steric hindrance between LpIIIA subunits in the interface area explain that only¯op/¯op associations are allowed and that Lp Hc is a dimer rather than a polymer of 4 Â 6mers. These data con®rm the ®rst model of Lp Hc published by Lamy et al (1985b).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Similarly, in its¯op view the molecule stands on the carbon ®lm on its¯op face. This de®nition was generalized to the consensus model by Lamy et al (1985b). Recently, proposed a different convention to designate the¯ip and¯op faces that can be summarized as``in the¯ip view the¯ip face is exposed to the observer''.…”
Section: Localization Of the Symmetry Axes In A Hexameric Hcmentioning
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