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. 2022 Oct 12;13:6028. doi: 10.1038/s41467-022-33729-4

Fig. 6. Data selection process and statistics.

Fig. 6

a Outline of the data selection process. b Distribution of the number of chains for the 175 complexes. Most complexes have 10–12 chains. c Distribution of the number of interactions between all chains in a complex (n = 175 complexes). On average, there are 22 interactions per complex. d Distribution of the number of contacts per interaction (n = 175 complexes). On average, there are 70 contacts per pair of interacting chains. e Distribution of the symmetry types of the complexes (n = 175 complexes). Dihedral complexes are the most common, followed by cyclic and asymmetric.