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Irene Chen (talk | contribs) /* Dilution Effect Model <ref> Ostfeld R and Keesing F. 2001. Biodiversity and Disease Risk: the Case of Lyme Disease. Conservation Biology 14.3 (2000): 722-728.[http://dx.doi.org/10.1046/j.1523-1739.2000.99014.x DOI: 10.1046/j.1523-1739.2000.99014.x |
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<scene name='Studio:G4SecL04/Beta_01/1' >β1 (residues 79-80)</scene>,and | <scene name='Studio:G4SecL04/Beta_01/1' >β1 (residues 79-80)</scene>,and | ||
<scene name='Studio:G4SecL04/Beta_02/1' >β2 (residues 88-89)</scene> are formed. Based on the alignment of all oMGs, towards the membrane proximal end, the surface-exposed residues on α1 and α5 are highly conserved, resulting positively charged surface. Other than those on helices, α1 and α5, the surface-exposed residues on the remaining regions of OspC molecule are variable. | <scene name='Studio:G4SecL04/Beta_02/1' >β2 (residues 88-89)</scene> are formed. Based on the alignment of all oMGs, towards the membrane proximal end, the surface-exposed residues on α1 and α5 are highly conserved, resulting positively charged surface. Other than those on helices, α1 and α5, the surface-exposed residues on the remaining regions of OspC molecule are variable. | ||
==Evolutionary Conservation of OspC== | ==Evolutionary Conservation of OspC== | ||
