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. 2021 Jan 8;12:155. doi: 10.1038/s41467-020-20466-9

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Fig. 4 — a The side view of hDUOX1–hDUOXA1 protein complex shown in surface representation and colored the same as in Fig. 1d. b The open-book view of the inter-subunit interfaces. Residues of hDUOX1 subunits that interact with hDUOXA1 subunit are colored in green. Residues of hDUOXA1 subunit that interact with hDUOX1 subunits are colored in yellow and blue. c The close-up view of the interactions between NTP of hDUOXA1 and hDUOX1 boxed in a. d The close-up view of additional interactions between NTP of hDUOXA1 and hDUOX1 boxed in c. e The top view of interactions between PHD of two opposing hDUOX1 subunits. f Representative FSEC traces of hDOUX1 R50E, R507E, and R507A mutants are compared to that of wild-type (WT) hDOUX1. The peak position of the hDOUX1 peak is denoted by the hollow circles. Asterisks denote the peak position of hDUOX1–hDUOXA1 protein complex.