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. 2014 Oct;28(10):4420–4433. doi: 10.1096/fj.14-256057

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Figure 6. — Structure of PFI1780w. A) Crystallographic model of the PFI1780w PHIST domain, showing the dimer (blue and red chains). Residues 85–97 (purple) are visible in only one polypeptide chain. B) AUC velocity experiment of PFI1780w residues 85–247. Data analysis yielded a narrow distribution at 1.65 S, with best friction ratio of 1.61 and 19,919 Da corresponding molecular mass. C) Monomeric model of the PFI1780w PHIST domain. D) Twist of the triple-helix bundle for PFI1780w and spectrin (RCSB 3KBT). Both models are visualized with their C termini below the page.