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. 2014 Jul 22;289(36):24771–24778. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M114.575423

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FIGURE 2. — Molecular shapes of scattering species. A, top, molecular shape of free SRC1(RID1–3); bottom, molecular shape of CAR(tcp)·RXR(9c). B and C, molecular shapes of CAR(tcp):RXR·SRC and CAR(tcp):RXR(9c)·SRC (light gray), respectively. Superimposed on this is the SRC (dark gray spheres) envelope from A and the CAR:RXR·SRC(peptide) (green) structure (PDB code 1XLS). Guinier plots (q²(Å⁻²) versus ln[I(q)]) showing linearity of scattering at low q are shown alongside the corresponding molecular complex. D, CAR(tcp):RXR(9c)·SRC in three different orientations.