Molecular Modeling of Lectin-Like Protein from Acacia farnesiana Reveals a Possible Anti-Inflammatory Mechanism in Carrageenan-Induced Inflammation
Figure 2
AFAL model obtained by molecular modeling. (a) β sheets domains: posterior, frontal, and side. (b) Superposition of PSL posterior domain in light gray and AFAL posterior domain in gray. The β strands are numbered according to the AFAL model topology. (c) Superposition of PSL frontal domain in light gray and AFAL frontal domain in gray. (d) Superposition carbohydrate binding site of PSL in light gray and AFAL carbohydrate binding site in gray.
