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Structures

Structure Region	Pdb Id	Title	Resolution	Technique
	2C6N	structure of human somatic angiontensin-i converting enzyme n domain with lisinopril	3	x-ray
	1O86	crystal structure of human angiotensin converting enzyme in complex with lisinopril.	2	x-ray
	1O8A	crystal structure of human angiotensin converting enzyme (native).	2	x-ray
	1UZE	complex of the anti-hypertensive drug enalaprilat and the human testicular angiotensin i-converting enzyme	1.82	x-ray
	1UZF	complex of the anti-hypertensive drug captopril an the human testicular angiotensin i-converting enzyme	2	x-ray