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Figure 3.
The electrostatic potential mapped to the surface of the
Steap3 dimer. Positive potentials are in blue, negative
potentials in red (±25 kT/e). Steap3-NADPH and the docked
FMN from BVR-B are also shown. The orientation of the dimer and
colors for NADPH are as in Fig. 1. FMN is similarly colored, but
carbons are in cyan. Note the cleft running up the front side
and across the top of the dimer interface. Because of the
symmetry of the dimer, the cleft continues along the interface
down the back side of the dimer.
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