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Fig. 5 | BMC Biophysics

Fig. 5

From: Role of protein interactions in stabilizing canonical DNA features in simulations of DNA in crowded environments

Fig. 5

Representative structures showing interactions between crowder proteins and the Drew-Dickerson dodecamer (a, b) and the GC-rich DNA (c, d). Specific interactions are shown between lysines and the DNA phosphate groups (A), between a threonine residue and a ribose sugar (b), between protonated glutamate and a phosphate (c), and between asparagine and the phosphate (d). Interacting residues are shown in licorice (DNA) and ball-and-stick (protein) representation. The chosen structures have minimal distances between the DNA and the protein

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