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. 2013 Jul 2;2(3):506–544. doi: 10.3390/cells2030506

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Figure 14. — Analysis of the bindings Zwint-Mis12 and Hec1-Mps1. Studying Figure 13 reveals that two bonds (Zwint-Mis12 and Hec1-Mps1) are often absent. This bond formation can happen up to six times per simulation, because each of the proteins is present exactly six times. Therefore, it is interesting in how many simulations which number of these bonds is formed. These histograms show the distribution of the amount of the Zwint-Mis12 bonds (left) and of the Hec1-Mps1 bonds (right) that are realized during the 200 simulations. The X-axis refers to the number of realized bindings (Zwint-Mis12/Hec1-Mps1) in one simulation. The Y-axis refers to the amount of simulations. The Zwint-Mis12 bond it typically happening one to three times per simulation (two bonds are formed in 40% of the cases). The Hec1-Mps1 bond is not realized at all in 65% of the cases.