Abscisic Acid Bound to the Receptor Protein (IMAGE)

University of California - Riverside

Abscisic Acid Bound to the Receptor Protein

Caption

This is a hypothetical model of what abscisic acid (ABA) looks like when bound to the receptor protein, PYR1. The yellow molecule is ABA and it is bound inside a pocket of PYR1. The colored regions in PYR1 (blue red, connected by dashed lines) show parts of PYR1 that are predicted to contact ABA. The distances between contacts points are shown with numbers (units = angstroms).

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Cutler lab, UC Riverside

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