1. Oligomerization results from formation of a five-stranded coiled coil and disulfide bonds. 2. The C-terminal triple stranded coiled coil structure of the second monomer. 3. Alpha-internexin has a residues that aid the formation of a coiled coil structure. 4. It also contains a 33-residue coiled coil domain at positions 92 124. 5. However, compared to PCNT, PCNTB contains an additional coiled coil domain and unique 1000-superfamily. 6. The CCDC29, as the name implies, is thought to have the coiled coil motif. 7. Additionally, NBPF1 contains three coiled coil structures are commonly involved in oligomerization with other proteins. 8. This domain is specific to the Coiled Coil Domain Containing family of proteins in eukaryotes. 9. The dimer is formed through the interaction of the rod domain to form a coiled coil . 10. "' Proline Rich Coiled Coil -1 "'( PRCC1 ) is the commonly identified protein name of CAD38605.
