Figure 2.

Close-up of the mutation G59S. The protein is colored grey; the side chains of both the wild type (Glycine) and the mutant (Serine) residue are shown and colored green and red, respectively.

Close-up of the mutation G59S. The protein is colored grey; the side chains of both the wild type (Glycine) and the mutant (Serine) residue are shown and colored green and red, respectively.