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. 2019 Nov 14;48(1):421–431. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkz1037

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Figure 4. — Cfp1 RID ZnF harbors a unique topology. (A) Cartoon representation of CtCfp1 RID as shown in Figure 3A. (B) Cartoon representation of four types of CxCxCxH zinc finger including Torus (3TP2), CCCH1/2 (4CSA), CCCH5 (5ELH), rendered in gray and THAP (2L1G), highlighted in cyan. Members of the ZC3H and THAP families are colored in grey and cyan, respectively. (C) Logo representation highlighting the organization of the metal coordinating residues in Torus, CCCH1/2, CCCH5 and THAP proteins as well as CtCfp1 RID domain. The inlet highlights the cluster and the spacer, which represents a pair of metal coordinating residues and the number of residues separating each cluster, respectively.