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. 2010 Oct 23;39(4):1220–1230. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkq952

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Figure 4. — The Fourier transform of roll, tilt, shift and slide. The filled circles are corresponding to the calculation of Fourier transform of the experimental data taken from Reference (7), and the hollow squares are corresponding to the Fourier transforms of the calculated results using our simple elastic model. At , corresponding to the helical repeat of DNA, the results show distinct peaks.

Inline graphic — The Fourier transform of roll, tilt, shift and slide. The filled circles are corresponding to the calculation of Fourier transform of the experimental data taken from Reference (7), and the hollow squares are corresponding to the Fourier transforms of the calculated results using our simple elastic model. At , corresponding to the helical repeat of DNA, the results show distinct peaks.