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Structures

Structure Region	Pdb Id	Title	Resolution	Technique
	1L6J	crystal structure of human matrix metalloproteinase mmp9 (gelatinase b).	2.5	x-ray
	1ITV	dimeric form of the haemopexin domain of mmp9	1.95	x-ray
	1GKD	mmp9 active site mutant-inhibitor complex	2.1	x-ray
	1GKC	mmp9-inhibitor complex	2.3	x-ray