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From: Genome-wide analyses of genes encoding FK506-binding proteins reveal their involvement in abiotic stress responses in apple

Fig. 2

The secondary and three-dimensional structure of FKBP genes. Sequence logos of FK506-binding domains (a) and TPR domains (b) in 25 FKBP12 and 25 FKBP42 genes, respectively. Heights of symbols within each stack indicate relative frequency of each amino acid at that position. Logos were obtained through multiple alignments of 25 FKBP12 and 25 FKBP42 protein sequences. The a-helix and b-sheet appear at top of corresponding amino acid sequences. Predicted three-dimensional tertiary structural modes of MdFKBP12 (c), MdFKBP42 (d), MdFKBP62 (e), and MdFKBP72 (f) proteins (PDB IDs: 5HWB.1.A, 2IF4.1.A, 1KT1.1.A, and 3JYM.1.A, respectively). Yellow, red, and green-blue indicate β-Sheets, α-helices, and strands, respectively. RasTop software was used to generate 3-D representation

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