Table 2. Structure information of Acetylcholinesterase (1W6R) Structure Number of Chains Number of Residues Number of helix segments a-helix (if available) 3-10 helix (if available) Pi-helix (if available) Number of beta-sheets Number of structural waters Numbers

Table 2. Structure information of Acetylcholinesterase (1W6R) Structure Number of Chains Number of Residues Number of helix segments a-helix (if available) 3-10 helix (if available) Pi-helix (if available) Number of beta-sheets Number of structural waters Numbers

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