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. 2013 Feb 1;41(5):2832–2845. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkt045

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Figure 3. — Structural topology comparison of TBP domains. The Top panel shows the common topology of TBP domains from DNA glycosylases and TBP, which belong to the same Pfam clan. The Bottom panel shows the topology of the TBP domain of RNase HIII. The β-strands in all structures are represented as light arrows, whereas the α-helices are represented as dark rectangles. Strands B2 and B6′, which are present in only a subset of the structures, have a dotted outline. The N-terminal ends of the domains are represented as triangles, and C-terminal ends are represented as diamonds. The N- and C-terminal residues for each domains are indicated on the right of the figure.