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. 2021 Oct 21;2:745825. doi: 10.3389/falgy.2021.745825

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Copyright © 2021 Tuppo, Alessandri, Giangrieco, Tamburrini, Arriaza, Chruszcz, Mari and Ciardiello.

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(A) Multiple sequence alignment of gibberellin-regulated proteins (GRPs): potato Snakin-1, peach Pru p 7.0101, applemaclein, Japanese apricot Pru m 7.0101, mountain cedar Jun a 7.0101, Mediterranean cypress Cup s 7.0102, Japanese cedar Cry j 7.0101, chili pepper Cap s 7.0101, orange Cit s 7.0101, pomegranade Pun g 7.0101, and cherry Pru av 7.0101. Red circles mark residues that are different between applemaclein and Pru p 7.0101. (B) Calculated model of applemaclein. Structure of the protein shown in cartoon representation. N- and C-terminal ends are labeled. The four residues that are different between applemaclein and Pru p 7.0101 are highlighted in red and shown in stick representation. (C) Surface representation of applemaclein with mapped charge distribution. The red color corresponds to the negatively charged areas and the blue color shows the positively charged regions.