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. 2023 Mar 28;24(7):6334. doi: 10.3390/ijms24076334

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Locations of ribosomal proteins that are implicated in ribosome specialization. (A) 40S ribosomal proteins are indicated by different colors: eS26/RPS26, eS27/RPS27, eS6/RPS6, eS24/RPS24, and eS19/RPS19. The E-site of PDB 6QZP is indicated by a yellow tRNA for orientation. Both the +y and −y ribosome directions are indicated by the 180° turn. Both 40S (light gray) and 60S (cyan) are indicated. (B) 60S ribosomal proteins are indicated by different colors: uL1/RPL10A, eL42/RPL36A, eL18/RPL18, eL15/RPL15, eL28/RPL28, uL3/RPL3, eL38/RPL38, eL22/RPL22, uL13/RPL13A, uL30/RPL7, eL20/RPL18A, and eL40/RPL40. The E-site and ribosome directions are indicated as above. (C) X-linked RPs are represented by different colors: eS4X/RPS4X, eL39/RPL39, eL42/RPL36A, and uL16L/RPL10L. 28S has been hidden to show the interior proteins uL16L/RPL10L and eL42/RPL36A. The E-site, directionality, and ribosome subunits are indicated as above. This figure was created using PyMOL.