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. 2018 Jun 2;71(4):275–285. doi: 10.1007/s10858-018-0190-5

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Fig. 5 — a Experimental (black) and predicted PCS for the two methyl groups of L107 for rotamer 2, observed in the crystal structure [PDB entry 3t0h (Li et al. 2012)] in cyan and for the combination of rotamer 2 and 3 in grey, for the two mutants 50C/54C and 149C/187C. b Residue L107. The rotamer found in the crystal structure is shown in cyan sticks. Rotamers 1 and 3 are in green and magenta, respectively. The rotamers were generated with Pymol (DeLano 2009). Note that the idealized, generated rotamers shows slightly different angles compared to the crystal structure rotamer