Tertiary structure of 4 Lysozyme (PDB 1LYD)
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T4 lysozyme is a classic protein used to teach how structure relates to function.
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T4 lysozyme is an enzyme that helps break down bacterial cell walls — a classic protein used to teach how structure relates to function. This model is designed for teaching protein tertiary structure, showing how different secondary-structure elements pack together into a stable 3D fold.
Color code in the model: Red = α-helices; Blue = β-sheets; Black = coils/loops; Green = hydrogen bonds; Orange = struts (for support).
Printed on a Core One with MMU3. This was a long print, with about 2 days of print time and more than 2000 filament changes.
The model shows the color capabilities of 3DP-Jmol (https://github.com/mariusmihasan/3DP-Jmol), our script for automatically converting structural data into printable files.