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. 2021 Nov 19;7(47):eabj5715. doi: 10.1126/sciadv.abj5715

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Fig. 3. — (A and B) Subtomogram averages of CA hexamer (A) and pentamer (B) from native PFO-treated HIV-1 VLPs (apo state). (C and D) Subtomogram averages of CA hexamer (C) and pentamer (D) from PFO-treated VLPs in the presence of IP6. (E and F) Subtomogram averages of CA hexamer (E) and pentamer (F) from PFO-treated VLPs in the presence of IP6 and CypA. (G and H) Subtomogram averages of CA hexamer (G) and pentamer (H) from PFO-treated VLPs in the presence of IP6 and CypA-DsRed. Density maps are shown in sectional views from side and top, superimposed with the CA atomic model (PDB 4XFX), with CA_NTD and CA_CTD fitted separately, colored in blue and orange, respectively. The resolution of each map is indicated. Red asterisks indicate the IP6 density in CA hexamers and pentamers.