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Figure 4
Both functional and nonspecific interactions occur in the human cytoplasm. (a) Mutations are introduced on the surface of human Pfn1; the mutated residues are colour-coded following the type of functional interaction that is abolished: actin (A, red), phosphoinositides (I, blue), poly-L-proline (P, green). (b) In-cell NMR spectrum of Pfn1 `full' (AIP) mutant in human cells. (c, d) Plots of normalized NMR signal intensity for each Pfn1 mutant in human cells (c) and in bacteria (d). Adapted from Barbieri et al. (2015 ![]() |
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