Figure 8.
FIG. 8. C[ ]trace superposition
(identical to Fig. 5 with 180° rotation) of
non-myristoylated recoverin with one Ca^2+ (darker colors) and
myristoylated recoverin with two Ca^2+ (lighter colors) showing
positional re-arrangement of hydrophobic residues forming the
patch defined in Fig. 6 (yellow backbone) and of side chains
probably (light and dark red) and possibly (light and dark
orange) involved in rhodopsin kinase inhibition (see Fig. 7).
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]trace superposition
(identical to Fig. 5 with 
180° rotation) of
non-myristoylated recoverin with one Ca^2+ (darker colors) and
myristoylated recoverin with two Ca^2+ (lighter colors) showing
positional re-arrangement of hydrophobic residues forming the
patch defined in Fig. 6 (yellow backbone) and of side chains
probably (light and dark red) and possibly (light and dark
orange) involved in rhodopsin kinase inhibition (see Fig. 7).