Warning
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 41 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 52 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 41 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 41 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 41 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 41 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 41 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 41 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 41 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 52 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
  • Chain breaks within knotoid 31 (displayed as a gray area on the plot and as '-' on the sequence). The broken part of the chain has been replaced by a straight segment, which may affect what knot types are detected - be careful with interpreting results.
Cysteine knot
Loop Piercing
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301-c-306-b-380-c-376 306-b-380
Chain Sequence
EAPTIIDLTCTVATCTHSSDFGGVLTLTYKTNKNGDCSVHSHSNVATLQEATAKVKTAGKVTLHFSTASASPSFVVSLCSARATCSASCEP

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