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Classification and structure-based inference of transcriptional regulatory proteins

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Figure 1.1: General scheme of an operon and promoter site. The promoter (a) consists of two specific sequences that are about 17bp apart; (b) Starter site is where the transcription begins; (c) Site where the sigma factor releases from the RNA polymerase.
Figure 1.2: Elongation and open complex. After binding to the DNA sequence, the holoenzyme forms an open complex, by breaking the hydrogen bonds between nucleotides
Figure 1.3: Protein primary structure and amino acid’s bond. a) represents a protein structure, where each circle is an amino acid; b) example of how amino acids bond to each other in a polypeptide
Figure 1.4: a) alpha-helixes are usually represented by spirals, while beta-sheets b) are represented by arrows
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