Closed mhyleung closed 2 years ago
Hi Marcus,
We chose to color Cas6 differently, as it is the enzyme responsible for processing pre-crRNA into mature, functional crRNA in Class 1 systems - sometimes forming part of the interference complex itself and othertimes not. There are of course exceptions, for example with I-C where Cas5d is responsible for crRNA maturation.
Dear all
Why is it that the Cas6 proteins are coloured in red in the visualization, as opposed to the other enzymes of either adaptation (blue) or interference (red) modules? Is there something functionally unique about Cas6 to be coloured separately?
Thanks
Marcus