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Probably, they interfaced with ASN95 and ASN121.
Probably, they interfaced with ASN95 and ASN121.


2)
2)each chains temperature
 
<scene name='54/545855/Temperature/1'>each chains temperature</scene>
is expressed.
 
This figure says that the temperature of chain E and F is lower than that of chain A and B.
Especially, chain B is very high temperature, however, Chain A and B is the same sequence.
It is thought that the sample is not crystallized well.

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This is complex of TrkA and NGF.

1)Ligands and parallel beta sheet

is parallel beta sheet and ligands in chain B.

The ligands are sugar and are attached to parallel beta sheet.

Probably, they interfaced with ASN95 and ASN121.

2)each chains temperature

is expressed.

This figure says that the temperature of chain E and F is lower than that of chain A and B. Especially, chain B is very high temperature, however, Chain A and B is the same sequence. It is thought that the sample is not crystallized well.

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