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Description

Dimer of the 43 KDa N-terminal fragment of DNA gyrase. The pore at the bottom is where DNA binding is thought to take place.
Source

Self created from PDB entry 1KIJ using the freely available visualization and analysis package VMD
Date

12 Nov 2006
Author

Chris Whittaker
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