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. 2022 Jun 2;13:3088. doi: 10.1038/s41467-022-30705-w

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Fig. 3 — Protein residues (amino acids) are coloured according to their relative dimension to the source region, where grey indicates that no peak in the transient response was identified and thus relative dimension could not be calculated. a The relative dimensions of all atoms in HRas GTPase (PDB ID: 3K8Y) given (i) the allosteric site and (ii) the active site as the source of diffusion. b Relative dimension in the multi-allosteric site Lac Repressor protein (PDB ID: 1EFA) given a (i) single allosteric site source and (ii) for both allosteric sites simultaneously. c The relative dimension give the allosteric site as the source in PDK1 (PDB ID: 3ORX).