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Resolution: standard / high Figure 1.
Typical PD-(D/E)XK nuclease structure. Ribbon representation for archaeal holliday junction resolvase (Hjc, pdb:1gef) with the critical motif I (E9), motif II (D33), motif III (E46, K48) and motif IV
(D61) active site residues shown as balls-and-sticks. Secondary structure elements
of the conserved core fold are labeled and colored blue (α-helix) and yellow (β-strand),
while additional insertions to the core are colored violet. In several detected families,
conserved motif III lysine migrates to motif IV where (frequently mutated to arginine)
it may occupy a similar spatial position (highlighted in grey) and thus play an equivalent
functional role.
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