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. 2022 Jan 17;5:61. doi: 10.1038/s42003-021-02989-z

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Fig. 6 — a The pseudoatomic model for fibril N3 is shown as cartoons coloured according to the subdomain structure of 3D^pol; palm subdomain (plum), fingers subdomain (powder blue) and thumb subdomain (gold). Three interactions between monomers are highlighted: dimer interface (red circle), inter-dimer interface (blue circle) and inter-protofilament interface (yellow circle). Close-up views of the dimer interface b, inter-dimer interface c, and inter-protofilament interface d are presented for N3 with contacts/clashes highlighted by white dashed lines and sidechains of putative contact residues shown. e The pseudoatomic model of N9 is annotated to highlight the inter-protofilament interaction in this conformation (yellow circle), which is shown in close-up view with contacts/clashes highlighted with white dashed lines and putative hydrogen bonds indicated by blue dashed lines f.