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. 2019 Feb 19;15(2):e1007615. doi: 10.1371/journal.ppat.1007615

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Fig 4 — (A) SCP shown as a rainbow-colored ribbon in two orthogonal reviews. (B) SCP binding to the upper domain of hexon MCP, as seen from the side of two adjacent MCP subunits (left panel) and from the top of a P hexon (right panel). Only MCP upper domains are shown. (C) Pipe-and-plank depictions of a penton (left panel) and hexon (right panel) with SCP and MCP subunits shown in red and gray, respectively. (D-E) SCP (ribbons) bound to the MCP upper domain, shown either as surface (D) with the SCP-binding groove highlighted in pink, or as ribbons with the hydrophobicity properties of the structures around the SCP-binding groove in color (E). SCP-MCP interactions are mainly hydrophobic.