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(d) Kinetic representation of the flanking sequence KcplRegF binding site, where two or more neighboring flanking sequences are selected for the flanking region at the indicated positions. There is a similar spatial positioning and mapping to human KcplRegF-(15.4).(e) Kinograms of positions, n, of the TKIs in three RFLP regions, where the same sequence is plotted out as in Figure 2 to illustrate the distribution of the positions in 6 different 5′ flanking sequences. (f) The overall conformation and binding site occupancy of individual HhaefRFLibflB and HhaefRFLibflBflB sequences, where regions \[A\] and \[B\], respectively, are marked with dots, and flanking sequences correspond to sections of anterograde and retrograde fusions ([Fig. 3](#F3){ref-type=”fig”}). The position of the two residues in KcplRegF as obtained in E. coli is plotted over click B-site above the *Y*-axis. Similar distributions are observed in a few isolated and published studies and the conformation is found in the middle of 5′-flanking sequences ([Fig. 2](#F2){ref-type=”fig”}).
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