If you are including two copies in a single biological complex, then the two halves of the reverse transcriptase heterodimer have dramatically different domain organizations (OK, one copy is truncated - losing one whole domain out of five; PDB codes ad nauseam). Indeed one stretch of sequence at the end of domain 4 is extended in one copy and alpha helical in the other.
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