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Journal of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
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Fig. 5

From: Exploring structural antigens of yellow fever virus to design multi-epitope subunit vaccine candidate by utilizing an immuno-informatics approach

Fig. 5

a Predicted antigenic determinants of prM protein using Kolaskar and Tongaonkar antigenicity scale in IEDB in which yellow peak corresponds to highly antigenic epitopes. b Beta turns analysis of prM protein using Chou and Fasman Beta turn prediction. c Parker hydrophilicity employed for hydrophilicity prediction of prM protein. d Represents the Emini surface accessibility prediction results of prM protein where yellow peak corresponds to the surface accessible residues Emini surface accessibility scale. e Flexibility analysis of prM protein using Karplus and Schulz flexibility scale where yellow peak nominates the flexible epitopes

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