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<font color="#8B0000">conserved</font> | There are many <font color="#20B2AA">variable residues</font> on the surface, while residues on the inside are <font color="#8B0000">highly conserved</font>. |
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(positive charges are blue, negative charges are red).
This protein is shown as (Amino (N) termini of proteins are blue. Carboxy (C) termini of proteins are red. Between termini, colors follow a spectral rainbow sequence. )
Each atom is colored by the absolute uncertainty of its position (temperature, B factor).(The positions of Red atoms have the highest uncertainty, while those of blue atoms have the greatest certainty.)
There are many variable residues on the surface, while residues on the inside are highly conserved.