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. 2015 Jan 9;3:305. Originally published 2014 Dec 12. [Version 2] doi: 10.12688/f1000research.5879.2

Figure 7. Structures of AaegOBP1 and CquiOBP1 bound to PEG and MOP, respectively.

Figure 7.

( A and C) Hydrophobicity surfaces of AaegOBP1 and CquiOBP1. ( B and D) Ribbon displays of the same structures. A potential secondary binding site for MOP is highlighted with circles. It is occupied by PEG in AaegOBP1 but “empty” in CquiOBP1. The central cavity is highlighted in ( D) with a dashed circle and shows that only the polar head (lactone moiety) of MOP is housed in the core of the protein. Figure prepared with UCSF Chimera software.