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Figure 3
Kernel density estimate of Bnet-percentile values for structures predicted to (red) contain (n = 55 103) or (blue) not contain (n = 1 043 150) cysteines which are predicted as oxidatively damaged. Although there is a statistically significant difference in the distributions of Bnet-percentile, the distributions overlap considerably such that there is negligible effect size, as can be seen in the Cliff's δ value. Therefore, Bnet-percentile cannot be accurately used to predict whether a structure contains an unmodelled oxidized cysteine.

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