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

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Figure 7. — The calculated and the experimentally observed roll, tilt, shift and slide of the NCP145. The filled circles correspond to the experimental data taken from Reference (24), and the hollow squares show the calculated results using A₁ = 75 nm, A₂ = 37 nm, and G = 25 nm. In the calculation process, the twist angles are directly read off from the experimental data of Ong et al. We can see a strong coupling between twist, roll and slide. The negative values of the roll and positive values of the slide are in good agreement with the experimental results. The correlation coefficients between the calculation and experiment for the roll, slide, tilt and shift are 0.702, 0.623, 0.165 and 0.104, respectively.

Inline graphic — The calculated and the experimentally observed roll, tilt, shift and slide of the NCP145. The filled circles correspond to the experimental data taken from Reference (24), and the hollow squares show the calculated results using A₁ = 75 nm, A₂ = 37 nm, and G = 25 nm. In the calculation process, the twist angles are directly read off from the experimental data of Ong et al. We can see a strong coupling between twist, roll and slide. The negative values of the roll and positive values of the slide are in good agreement with the experimental results. The correlation coefficients between the calculation and experiment for the roll, slide, tilt and shift are 0.702, 0.623, 0.165 and 0.104, respectively.