File:WALP-19.png
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English: WALP-19 protein peptide of the following sequence of 19 amino acids: GWWLALALALALALALWWA. Tryptophan residues are shown in green while leucines and alanines are displayed in red and blue, respectively. Molecule constructed using the VMD Molefacture plugin. Image rendered in VMD. |
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| Author | Kmcallenberg |
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