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Figure 3.
Figure 3 Stereo diagrams of the protein surfaces of rapamycin
complexes of FKBP12.6 and FKBP12. The rapamycin is shown in
ball-and-stick format, colored white, red and blue for carbon,
oxygen and nitrogen, respectively. The protein surfaces are
colored by chemical property: white is hydrophobic, red is
negatively charged, blue is positively charged, orange is a
hydrogen-bond acceptor, cyan is a hydrogen-bond donor and
magenta can both accept and donate hydrogen bonds. Exposed
surfaces of non-identical residues are textured with a mesh and
labeled. The orientation is as in Fig. 1-(b), only 90% smaller.
Above, FKBP12.6; below, FKBP12.
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