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. 2017 Mar 22;73(Pt 4):228–234. doi: 10.1107/S2053230X17004022

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(a) Dimeric and octameric interfaces of SpENO. (b) Octameric interface of SpENO. Residues at the interface are coloured cyan and shown as sticks. Each secondary-structure element of SpENO is labelled according to those in DmENO. (c, d) Structural superposition of DmENO and SpENO. The two DmENO chains are coloured green and cyan, while the two SpENO chains are coloured magenta and yellow. The α5 helix of DmENO is longer than that of SpENO. Residues in DmENO that are not present in SpENO are shown as slate sticks.