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. 2009 Nov 11;38(2):683–694. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkp956

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Figure 7. — Comparison of previously available solution and X-ray structures of the cUUCGg tetraloop with a CG closing base pair. (A) Superposition of seven solution structures in yellow (pdb code: 1byj, 1ikd, 1hlx, 1fyo, 1c0o, 1m5l, 1jo7). Represented structure is selected to be the structure with the smallest RMSD value within the respective bundle. (B) Superposition of four X-ray structures in grey (pdb code: 1f7y (tetraloop (TL) 1 and 2), 1i6u, 1fjg). (C) New solution structure in red aligned with X-ray structure [1f7y (TL1)].