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. 2014 Feb 20;10(2):e1003475. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003475

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Shown in all panels is the avg17 cell-wall patch. The black bars in A–D are all 10 nm in length. (A,B) Top view with (A) and (B) . (C) Axial view (glycan strands oriented in the plane of the page). (D) Circumferential view (glycan strains pointing into the page). (E) Normalized mass density for (black), (red), and (green). Thickness was taken as the width at 10% of the maximum for each curve separately. A movie of stretching for = 0.20 is also provided (Movie S3).

Inline graphic — Shown in all panels is the avg17 cell-wall patch. The black bars in A–D are all 10 nm in length. (A,B) Top view with (A) and (B) . (C) Axial view (glycan strands oriented in the plane of the page). (D) Circumferential view (glycan strains pointing into the page). (E) Normalized mass density for (black), (red), and (green). Thickness was taken as the width at 10% of the maximum for each curve separately. A movie of stretching for = 0.20 is also provided (Movie S3).