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. 2016 Feb 5;138(12):4105–4119. doi: 10.1021/jacs.5b12974

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(A) Crystal structure of GB1 (PDB: 2LGI) with Glu and Gln aliphatic groups shown in van der Waals spheres and coded with color scaling to values. Two different perspectives are shown for better visualization. (B) E27, (C) E56, (D) Q32, (E) E42, (F) E15, (G) E19, and (H) Q2 local chemical environment in GB1. Aliphatic groups having deuterium values undetermined are color coded with cyan. The residues having atoms within 5 Å away for the corresponding Glu or Gln residue are shown in sticks. The salt bridge between E27 and K31 and the hydrogen bond between E56 and D40/K10 are presented by dashed lines.

Inline graphic — (A) Crystal structure of GB1 (PDB: 2LGI) with Glu and Gln aliphatic groups shown in van der Waals spheres and coded with color scaling to values. Two different perspectives are shown for better visualization. (B) E27, (C) E56, (D) Q32, (E) E42, (F) E15, (G) E19, and (H) Q2 local chemical environment in GB1. Aliphatic groups having deuterium values undetermined are color coded with cyan. The residues having atoms within 5 Å away for the corresponding Glu or Gln residue are shown in sticks. The salt bridge between E27 and K31 and the hydrogen bond between E56 and D40/K10 are presented by dashed lines.