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. 2016 Jul 21;84(10):1490–1516. doi: 10.1002/prot.25094

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© 2016 The Authors Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics Published by Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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Native and native‐like conformations of chignolin, CLN025, and Trp‐cage (TC10b). A: The NMR structure of chignolin. B: A native‐like conformation of chignolin generated by FF12SB. C: The average chignolin conformation of the largest cluster generated by FF12SB. D: The average chignolin conformation of the largest cluster generated by FF14SB. E: The average chignolin conformation of the largest cluster generated by FF12MC. F: The NMR structure of CLN025. G: The crystal structure of CLN025. H: The average CLN025 conformation of the largest cluster generated by FF12SB. I: The average CLN025 conformation of the largest cluster generated by FF14SB. J: The average CLN025 conformation of the largest cluster generated by FF12MC. K: A native‐like conformation of CLN025 generated by FF12SB. L: Another native‐like conformation of CLN025 generated by FF12SB. M: The NMR structure of the Trp‐cage. N: A native‐like conformation of the Trp‐cage generated by FF12MC. O: The average Trp‐cage conformation of the largest cluster generated by FF12MC.