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. 2020 Jan 17;117(4):2099–2107. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1918809117

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3.

Association of RABV P1–91 with L. (A, Left) RABV L-P1–91 as in Fig. 2C. Bubbled letters indicate the regions shown in greater detail in iiv on the Right. (A, Right) (i) Unassigned residues of P at the top of the CTD with the 3.3-Å map in black mesh. (iiiv) Indicated residues of L (black) and P (purple) in stick representation. (B) CTDs of RABV and VSV L; P is in plum for RABV and light pink for VSV. Black arrows indicate the C-terminal residues of each L. (C) Superposition of RABV L (colored cartoon, as in Fig. 2) and VSV L (gray cartoon). (Left) Different paths taken by RABV P (plum, surface) and VSV P (light pink, surface) through L. (Right) RABV P (plum, surface) is partially coincident with the VSV C-tail (red, surface) in the interdomain cavity of L, while VSV P occupies far less of the same cavity.