Fig. 3From: Improving the diagnosis of cobalamin and related defects by genomic analysis, plus functional and structural assessment of novel variantsStructure and conservation analysis of SUCLA2 variants (p.G326R, p.I312T). For each variant, p.G326R (a) or p.I312T (b), the location of the wild-type amino acid (red) and its network of interactions (light orange) are shown. Close residue-residue contacts are drawn with dashed lines. The “phosphate shuttle” loop is marked in dark orange [44]. The conservation pattern for each variant is represented below the structural models. The size of the letters reflects the degree of conservationBack to article page