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Actin filament with 8 subunits, based on PDB 6BNO

Created by
Valerie
Created:
3/7/23
Submitted:
10/8/26
Published:
10/8/26
Actin Filament (8 units); PDB 6BNO
actinfilament_mediumActin Filament (8 units); PDB 6BNO.

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Actin Filament (8 units); PDB 6BNO

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Biomacromolecules
Biomacromolecules
Description
Actin filament that is 8 subunits in length. Based on PDB 6BNO and created using molecular Maya. Originally printed in semi-transparent TPU with supports on Prusa mini but do not recommend because the supports are near impossible to remove. May work better on a resin printer or using a water soluble filament for support.
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Attribution Instructions
Semi-transparent red TPU print (do not recommend, supports were very hard to remove)