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. 2020 Feb 14;11:885. doi: 10.1038/s41467-020-14728-9

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Fig. 7 — a Structural comparison of Gα_i in the FPR2-G_i complex and GDP-bound Gα_i (PDB ID 1GP2). G_i in the FPR2-G_i complex is colored in salmon. G_i in the GDP-bound structure is colored in light blue. GDP is shown as green cyan sticks. b, c Structural comparison of α5 (b) and αN (c) of Gα_i in different structures. Gα_i is colored in salmon in FPR2-G_i, magenta in μOR-G_i, purple in A1AR-G_i, dark green in CB1-G_i and green in rhodopsin-G_i. The structural alignment is based on the receptors. FPR2 is colored in blue. All other receptors are colored in dark gray.