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. 2010 Oct 22;39(Database issue):D435–D442. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkq972

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Figure 1. — The BriX database. (A) Number of BriX classes for lowest class thresholds per length. A peak in the number of classes can be observed at fragment length 7 and class threshold 0.5 Å. (B) Increase in the number of classified fragments from the first version of BriX (22) to the current version. (C) BriX classes with class thresholds varying from 0.5 to 1.0 Å RMSD for fragments of length 7. The class threshold indicates the compactness and structural homogeneity of the class, with lower thresholds causing classes to be more compact than higher thresholds.