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. 2006 Sep 12;103(38):13997–14002. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0606236103

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

Protecting/denaturing osmolytes are preferentially depleted/accumulated at the protein backbone. Concentration of osmolyte around the backbone in a 1 M osmolyte solution plotted against measured Δgtr values from Table 1. Data points corresponding to the 10 osmolytes in Fig. 1 are annotated in Inset. The local osmolyte concentration is given by the scaled difference between 〈Opref〉 and 〈Obulk〉, described in Methods. It is apparent that the backbone concentration of protecting osmolytes (Δgtr > 0) is comparatively depleted ([osmolyte] < 1.0 M), whereas that of denaturing osmolytes (Δgtr < 0) is comparatively enriched ([osmolyte] > 1.0 M).