Figure 4.
Hydrophilicity analysis of the wild-type CRYGD (A) and mutant CRYGD (B). The 36th amino acid and its neighboring locations are marked by the circle, there is an obvious increase in the local hydrophilicity of the R36P mutant CRYGD.
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