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. 2013 Feb 1;24(3):409–420. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E12-07-0516

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FIGURE 2: — Overall structures of the RBL^Ste11 and PH^Ste5 domains. (A) Solution NMR structure of the RBL^Ste11 domain. Canonical ubiquitin-like fold is in cyan, the inserted β-hairpin in red, and the helical C-terminal extension in blue. (B) Modeled PH^Ste5 domain. Canonical PH fold is in green and N- and C-terminal extensions are in light blue and red, respectively. Secondary structure elements are labeled. Two orthogonal views are presented in each case.