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TABLE 5.

Samplings on the myosin layer lines originated from simple lattice and superlattice

Simple		[10]			[11]	[20]				[21]		[30]
Super	[10]	[11]	[20]	[21]	[30]	[22]	[31]	[40]	[32]	[41]	[50]	[33]	[42]
Relax 50
Channel	46.69	80.50	92.87	122.69	139.06	160.49	167.02	185.24	201.82	212.15	231.43	240.49	244.89
L1	□	▴	▪	▪	▵	▴	▪	▪	□	▵	▪	▵	□
L2	▪	▴	▪	▪	▴	▴	▪	▪	▪	▴	□	▴	▪
L3		▪			▪	▪				▪		□
L4	▪	▴	▪	▪	▴	▴	▪	▪	▪	▴	▪	▴	□
L5	□	▴	▪	▪	▴	▴	▪	▪	▪	▴	▪	▴	□
L6		▪			▪	□				□		□
Relax 200
Channel	42.84	73.84	85.19	112.53	127.53	147.18	153.17	169.87	185.07	194.54	212.22	220.52	224.56
L1	□	▴	▪	▪	▴	▴	▪	▪	□	▵	▪	▵	□
L2	□	▴	▪	▪	▴	▴	▪	▪	▪	▴	▪	▵	▪
L3		▪			▪	▪				□		□
L4	□	▴	▪	▪	▴	▴	▪	▪	▪	▴	▪	▵	▪
L5	□	▴	▪	▪	▴	▴	▪	▪	▪	▴	▪	▵	▪
L6		□			▪	□				□		□

Triangles, positions indexed according to the simple hexagonal lattice. Squares, positions indexed according to the superlattice using the selection rules Inline graphic (where N is integral) (20). The solid triangles and squares mark the peaks that are identified in the experimental data; the open triangle and squares mark the unobserved peaks.