[Figure 4]
Figure 4
(a) Structure of the [beta]-lactamase (BETA)-[beta]-lactamase inhibitor (BLIP) complex. BETA is in blue and BLIP is in yellow. (b) Structure of the ROP four-helix bundle structure. The asymmetric unit is shown in red and crystallographically related molecules are shown in white. Together, they form two four-helix bundles. The search model was a 26-residue polyalanine helix. (c) The 15 molecules in the asymmetric unit for the V[kappa] antibody fibre. The molecules form a continuous fibre along the 64 axis in the crystals (space group P6422). (d) The AP2 complex of four proteins. The [alpha] subunit (a superhelix of [alpha]-helices) is shown in red, the [beta]2 subunit in blue (a similar superhelix of helices), the [sigma]2 subunit in cyan (mixed [alpha]-helix/[beta]-sheet structure) and the [mu]2 subunit in magenta (which consists of an N-terminal domain structurally homologous to the [sigma]2 subunit and a larger C-terminal mixed [alpha]-helix/[beta]-sheet structure).

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