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Structures

Structure Region	Pdb Id	Title	Resolution	Technique
	2A8J	crystal structure of human taspase1 (acivated form)	1.9	x-ray
	2A8M	crystal structure of human taspase1 (t234s mutant)	2.6	x-ray
	2A8L	crystal structure of human taspase1 (t234a mutant)	2	x-ray
	2A8I	crystal structure of human taspase1	2	x-ray