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. 2015 Dec 15;44(2):940–953. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkv1369

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Figure 2. — Crystal structure of _SaTrm10_SAH (A) and _SaTrm10_1–249 (B), shown in the same orientation (the B molecule of the _SaTrm10_SAH crystal structure is shown). In both panels, the domains of _SaTrm10 are colour coded as followed: the N-terminal domain in blue, the SPOUT domain in green and the C-terminal domain in pink. In panel A residues 182–194, which are missing in the _SaTrm10_SAH model, are indicated by a green dotted line and the reaction product SAH is shown as purple sticks. (C) An F_o-F_c omit map contoured at 2σ of SAH in the _SaTrm10_SAH structure. (D) Electrostatic potential mapped on the solvent accessible surface of _SaTrm10_SAH. Residues which are part of the positively charged surface are indicated. (E) A topology map of _SaTrm10_SAH.