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. 2010 Oct 25;286(1):661–673. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M110.156018

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FIGURE 2. — The insulin dimers. A, shown is dimerization of DILP5 with dimerization site consisting of Phe^A16, Asn ^B1, Ser^B2, Lue^B3, Arg^B4, Ala^B5, Pro^B8, Ala^B9, Asp^B12, and Met^B13. B, shown is dimerization of human insulin with dimerization site consisting of Asn^A21, Gly^B8, Ser^B9, Val^B12, Glu^B13, Tyr^B16, Glu^B21, Gly^B23, Phe^B24, Phe^B25, Tyr^B26, Thr^B27, Pro^B28, and Thr^B30. C, shown is dimerization of human relaxin with the dimerization site consisting of Ser^A4, Asn^A8, Arg^A22, Phe^A23, Arg^B13, Val^B16, and Arg ^B17. The two monomers are colored in green and blue. The dimerization site in all three cases consists of residues involved in contacts less than 3.5 Å between monomers (shown as sticks).