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. 2019 Mar 4;151(3):357–368. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201812276

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Figure 7. — Compound 16b predicted binding mode. (A) Compound 16b (green sticks) docked in ASCT2 outward-open binding site; HP1 is shown in teal and HP2 in salmon. (B) Docking pose of compound 16b with hydrogen bonds shown as gray dashes. Oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur and fluorine are represented in red, blue, yellow, and cyan, respectively. (C) Compound 16b–ASCT2 interactions are visualized in 2D with LigPlot (Wallace et al., 1995). Residues predicted to form hydrogen bonds are shown in black, and residues making hydrophobic contacts are shown as red arcs.