Talk:Zachary T. Goldstein Week 8: Difference between revisions
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| Figure 1 displays 3D images of 3 segments along the V3 region. The segments include 3-7, 15-19, 28-32. It shows high structural similarity between segments, supported by the given "largest cMRSD" number not exceeding 2A in any case. | 
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| Figure 2 displays the most conserved HIV V3 region loop as determined by computer programs. This was generated by comparative modeling based off models in pervious experimental studies. Beta turns and a small helical structure is visible in the structure. | 
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