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Figure 4.
FIG. 4. Dimer structure and interface of Tyro3-D1D2. A, the
surface representation of the Tyro3-D1D2 dimer (monomers in red
and green) viewed from two different angles shows that
dimerization occurs solely through interactions between the
N-terminal Ig domains (D1). The two monomers are related to each
other by a 2-fold symmetry. B, overview of the dimer interface.
Amino acids involved in the interface are shown as stick
representations in the case of one monomer; in the second
monomer, the corresponding amino acids are shown in a surface
representation and highlighted in dark green when they are part
of the contract surface. C, hydrogen bond network formed between
B-strand residues across the interface.
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