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. 2016 Nov 29;45(Database issue):D236–D242. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkw1053

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Figure 4. — Examples of JET² predictions. (A) Usage of a site by multiple partners. The phosphorelay intermediate protein YPD1 (2R25, chain A) is shown in black cartoon. The patch predicted by SC1, displayed as an orange opaque surface, is used by two partners of the protein represented as gray cartoons and transparent surfaces: on the left, itself (1C03) ; on the right, the histidine protein kinase SLN1 (2R25). (B) Multiple recognition patches in a single site. The thuA-like protein (1T0B) forms a homotetramer. One monomer (chain A) is shown as a black cartoon and the other chains as transparent surfaces in different gray tones. The patches predicted by SC2 and SC3 are displayed as opaque surfaces in purple and in cyan.