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. 2022 Oct 10;13:5980. doi: 10.1038/s41467-022-33664-4

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Fig. 3 — a Superposition of the in situ and crystal structures of a single N subunit. The in situ structure is colored in goldenrod except for the N-arm and C-loop, in red, while the crystal structure is colored in transparent gray except for the N-arm and C-loop, in blue. b Superposition of three N subunits extended from (a). Only the middle N subunits are aligned. Inset: N_U is shown as surface contour. c Interactions between IM and N from the same asymmetric unit. d Interactions between IM and two OMs, one OM from the same asymmetric unit and another one from the adjacent asymmetric unit. e The subunit interaction network in the VSV nucleocapsid, in which IM plays a key mediating role. As labeled, subunits N_U, IM_U and OM_U belong to the same asymmetric unit.