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. 2017 Nov 6;114(47):12524–12529. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1712961114

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4.

Crystal structure of the Dpb3–Dpb4 complex. (A) Ribbon drawing of the Dpb3–Dpb4 complex. Dpb3 is colored in cyan, and Dpb4 is colored in green. Right viewed as 90° rotation from Left. (B) Surface electrostatic properties of the Dpb3–Dpb4 complex. The contour level is at ±5 kT/e; red for negative potential and blue for positive potential. Right viewed as 90° rotation from Left. (C) Corresponding molecular surface of the Dpb3–Dpb4 complex in A is colored by sequence conservation as computed by ConSurf program based on sequences alignment from 500 nonredundant Dpb3 or Dpb4 homologous proteins.