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Fig. 7 | Journal of Translational Medicine

Fig. 7

From: In silico designing of a novel epitope-based candidate vaccine against Streptococcus pneumoniae with introduction of a new domain of PepO as adjuvant

Fig. 7

The outcome of docking of the vaccine construct and TLR2 receptor. A The three-dimensional structure illustrates the interaction of the construct and TLR2 that are shown in colored parts and harbor blue, respectively. TLR2 and vaccine interacted with each other via the truncated N-PepO (yellow part). B The Dimplot 2D-interaction plot demonstrates the formation of hydrogen bonds between the construct residues (Met1, Thr2, Asp6, Tyr9, Asp10, Asn13, Asp34, Asp36, Gln37, Glu40, Trp50, and Glu58) and TLR2 residues (Pro320, Arg321, Tyr323, Lys347, Glu374, Gln396, Lys404, Ser424, and Arg447). PepO residues, TLR2 residues, hydrogen bonds, and non-bonded residues are indicated in green, blue, green dashed lines, and red/pink eyelashes, respectively

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