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. 2005 Feb 14;168(4):587–598. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200410114

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Figure 6. — Key hydrophobic and charged residues define a conserved MACF2_1595-1637 binding site. Residues mutated in the plasmon resonance study and their relative effect on the binding to the MACF2_1595-1637 peptide are shown, superimposed on a ribbons model of the COOH-terminal domain. A reference point is indicated in the top left. Residues are color coded according to the effect on MACF2_1595-1637 peptide binding: yellow, altered binding; red, no binding.