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. 2015 Feb 14;22(Pt 2):201–212. doi: 10.1107/S1600577515002131

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© Markus Gerstel et al. 2015

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B _Damage distributions of disulfide sulfurs stratified by disulfide bond group. Of the three disulfide bond groups (hook, n = 1070; spiral, n = 1424; and staple, n = 470) the B _Damage distribution of staple disulfide bonds deviates from the other two. The three B _Damage distributions have different variances (p < ), indicating there is an underlying difference between them. The variances of the atomic B-factor distributions are similar (p > 0.05; not shown). All of the distributions are smoothed using a kernel density estimator (R Development Core Team, 2011 ▶).

Inline graphic — B _Damage distributions of disulfide sulfurs stratified by disulfide bond group. Of the three disulfide bond groups (hook, n = 1070; spiral, n = 1424; and staple, n = 470) the B _Damage distribution of staple disulfide bonds deviates from the other two. The three B _Damage distributions have different variances (p < ), indicating there is an underlying difference between them. The variances of the atomic B-factor distributions are similar (p > 0.05; not shown). All of the distributions are smoothed using a kernel density estimator (R Development Core Team, 2011 ▶).