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. 2018 Nov 16;47(3):1544–1556. doi: 10.1093/nar/gky1167

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Figure 7. — Interaction of htel3Δ1-Ino11 and htel1. (A) Sequences of htel3Δ1-Ino11 and htel1. The sequence motif d(G2NG3NG4) is shown on top. The residue inosine11 is coded as Ino. (B) One-dimensional ¹H spectra of htel3Δ1-Ino11 in the absence and presence of htel1. The inosine imino peak is marked by an asterisk. (C) Two-dimensional ¹H-¹⁵N HSQC spectrum of htel3Δ1-Ino11/htel1. A one-dimensional imino proton projection is shown. The inosine imino peak is marked by an asterisk in the one-dimensional projection and framed in the two-dimensional spectrum. Other guanine imino peaks are marked by dots in the one-dimensional projection. (D) CD spectra of Otel3Δ2/P6 (indicated by the black solid line) and htel3Δ1-Ino11/htel1 (indicated by the gray dotted line).