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. 2015 Oct 13;6:851. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2015.00851

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Copyright © 2015 Huang, Tunc-Ozdemir, Chang and Jones.

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Bioinformational analysis of RHIP1 (At4g26410). (A) A modeled structure of Arabidopsis thaliana RHIP1. The structure was predicted by the I-TASSER program based on the RHIP1 protein sequence, and processed by PyMOL software. The three α-helical bundleis shown with rainbow colors, and the top is the N-terminal head composed of coils. (B) Functional analysis of 21 RHIP1 interacting proteins are annotated as “response to stimulus” (47%). These 21 proteins are AT2G32670, AT5G05760, AT1G35720, At2g26400, At2g42400, AT1G28520, AT1G20100, AT2G26300, AT4G17730, AT1G05500, AT3G26090, AT3G49290, At5g42030, AT3G60600, AT5G14240, AT5G43850, AT5G03540, AT3G59220, AT4g13640, AT5g67380, and AT4G29130. The function cluster analysis was performed based on TAIR GO annotations.