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. 2010 Dec 22;39(8):3496–3503. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkq1306

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Figure 1. — Structure of 4E-BP free in solution. (a) Experimental SAXS profile of 4E-BP (green dots) fitted by the scattering curves calculated with the program DAMMIF (yellow). Inset: Kratky plot [I(q)q² versus q] with a plateau illustrating specifically the unfolded nature of 4E-BP. (b) Example of the most typical shape of 4E-BP, as obtained by DAMMIF, shown in two orientations rotated by 180°.