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. 2021 Jun 23;11:13172. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-92604-2

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Comparison of crystal structures of VdesOBP1 forms P2₁ and P3₂21. (a) Ribbon view of the superposition of monomers belonging to forms P2₁ (rainbow coloured) and P3₂21 (grey). (b) Ribbon view of the crystallographic dimers of forms P2₁ and P3₂21. In form P2₁ one monomer is rainbow coloured, the other one is coloured brown. The crystallographic dimer of P3₂21 form is coloured light grey. One monomer of each form has been superimposed (left). The second monomers do not superimpose. B/same view rotated 90° around a vertical axis. Note the rotation of ~ 80° of the second monomer of form P3₂21 relative to the second monomer of form P2₁. Figure made with PyMOL (version 1.5.0.2. http://www.pymol.org).