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Figure 1. . Model of inward rectification. Structural model of the closed KirBac1.1 channel, outlining the transmembrane and cytoplasmic pore regions. For comparison with channel pore dimensions, DA4, DA9, DA12, and spermine (SPM) are shown from left to right as space filling molecules. Relative distances (in angstroms) between the selectivity filter (SF), D172, and E224/E229 in Kir2.1 are assumed to be the same as between the corresponding positions in KirBac1.1.
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