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. 2020 Mar 30;48(9):4946–4959. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkaa189

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Figure 4. — The structure of VC domain. (A) The cartoon representation of VC domain that composed of VC-a (orange) and VC-b (sand), and the structure of equivalent C-ter domains of PhLRS and TtLRS are shown for comparison. (B) Stick (left and middle) and electrostatics surface (right) representations of the RagD binding peptide of VC domain; (C) A proposed model of hcLRS–tRNA^Leu complex shown in cartoon, tRNA^Leu is shown in gray.