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NTR Nitroreductase surface model 3D printed in PLA

Created by thinkCara
Published: 
6/21/21
NTR after the supports have been removed. Small opening in the model in the lower right.
NTR after the supports have been removed. Small opening in the model in the lower right.
  • NTR after the supports have been removed. Small opening in the model in the lower right.
  • NTR after the supports have been removed. Small opening in the model in the lower right.
  • NTR after the supports have been removed. Small opening in the model in the lower right.
This is a 3D print of
3DPX-015856

Category

Biomacromolecules
Description
KEYWORD(S)

nitroreductase, NTR, protein surface model

PRINTER TECHNOLOGY

Material Extrusion - Single Extruder

MATERIAL

Polylactic Acid (PLA)

PRINTER MAKE/MODEL

Creality Ender-3 V2

BUILD RESOLUTION (LAYER HEIGHT)

0.04 nm

REFERENCE MODEL
STRUCTURAL STUDIES ON A PRODRUG-ACTIVATING SYSTEM-CB1954 AND FMN-DEPENDENT NITROREDUCTASE

3DPX-015856

by thinkCara

STRUCTURAL STUDIES ON A PRODRUG-ACTIVATING SYSTEM-CB1954 AND FMN-DEPENDENT NITROREDUCTASE