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C. Le, U. Le, L. Sicho, and .. Le-modèle-levitt-et-warshel, Représentation en tout-atome d'un tripeptide ainsi que les modèles grosgrain correspondant 97 Les modèles présentés sont le Rosetta centroid mode (CEN) Le code couleur est le suivant : O rouge, H noir, C cyan, N bleu, pseudo-atomes orange et bleu foncé. Les pseudo-liaisons de distances variables sont représentées sous forme de ressort, p.72

V. Viviani and .. , Photos de l'espèce bioluminescente Amydetes viviani à gauche et de l'espèce bioluminescente Phrixothrix hirtus à droite. Crédits photos : Prof, p.99

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C. De-la-structure-construite-de-la, G. Av-a-construite-et-la-structure-cristallographique, G. Av-a-complète, and .. , La structure construite de la GB Av -A-construite est dessinée en ruban bleu de prusse, et la GB Av -A en violet. Les structures sont comparées en superposant les domaines N-terminaux, représentés en bleu cyan, des deux protéines, p.102

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C. En-jaune, Les structures sont comparées en superposant leur domaines Nterminaux Le résidu Ser 245 et la molécule d'eau ajoutée artificiellement sont représentés en, p.104

G. Comparaison-entre-les-domaines-c-terminaux-de-la-structure and . Av, B+OxyLH 2 -closed et 2D1R à gauche et de la structure GB Av -Bclosed_w_OxyLH 2 et 2D1R à droite. Les structures sont comparées en superposant les domaines N-terminaux, représentés en bleu cyan, des deux protéines. La protéine GB Av -B+OxyLH 2 -closed est dessiné en ruban bleu foncé, 2D1R en vert et la GB Av -B-closed_w_OxyLH 2 en bleu roi. . . . . . . 106

G. Structure-du-site-actif-de-la and . Av, B+OxyLH 2 -closed de l'image (2) du tableau 10.4, superposée avec la structure du système de la luciole 2D1R. Les structures sont comparées en superposant leur domaines N-terminaux

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