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. 2019 Jun 17;24(12):2258. doi: 10.3390/molecules24122258

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Comparison of AtNRP2 structure with the structure of other NAP family proteins. (a) (i) Structure superposition of AtNRP2 (orange) with HsSET/TAF-1β (PDB id: 2E50; cyan) r.m.s.d. = 4.94 Å for 304 Cα atoms. (ii) Figure highlighting the offset in the dimerization helix of AtNRP2 with HsSET/TAF-1β. (iii) Surface electrostatic potential of HsSET/TAF-1β in two orientations. (b) (i) Structure superposition of AtNRP2 (orange) with ScNAP1 (PDB id: 2Z2R; green) r.m.s.d. = 2.49 Å for 268 Cα atoms. (ii) Figure highlighting the offset in the dimerization helix of AtNRP2 with ScNAP1 (iii) Surface electrostatic potential of ScNAP1 in two orientations. (c) (i) Structure superposition of AtNRP2 (orange) with ScVPS75 (PDB id: 3DM7; blue) r.m.s.d. = 3.36 Å for 208 Cα atoms. (ii) Figure highlighting the offset in the dimerization helix of AtNRP2 with ScVPS75. (iii) Surface electrostatic potential of ScVPS75 in two orientations.