![Figure 2. Negatively stained 10S smooth muscle myosin molecules. (A) Two types of structure are visible: monomers, in front and side views (green and blue arrows, respectively), and occasional dimers (red arrow). (B–D) 2-D class averages of right and left views (B and C, respectively; Jung et al. [2008b]); partially rotated view (D); and side view (E; see also Fig. S1).](https://cdn.rupress.org/rup/content_public/journal/jgp/151/9/10.1085_jgp.201912431/8/jgp_201912431_fig2.jpeg?Expires=1767676482&Signature=TjPo3yGRFVOIRfvVPG1owPHhW5Fmn~8fZonzUkjnimCReEVWjfrnAsAN88othNhnQ4Bo8SVVDtCo~LTJTSx~GiapCwOmLCPa3mm-dghdQ9NQ0QZn5aAUXc5ZI4bH6IvWqUC8zcnZq0l7MCx5Zp9ZSUoADMZ50VcXpDL7kE5lKNUR4KQz28KToOx-YvgmrjYwcQ6DNt9~rM7xCmDrn7cNOmBzTh~NmziZKjJOwPhFqzEfN0HZgnUGY7UosbFu58PtJrBzdWx9Xe6SnaAUDV0e5~9mzY02Hs~hAh3Npi102911juGp6V3gSyK92ooKNFkfSPcrRMVCL-gHWzDWWzSFJA__&Key-Pair-Id=APKAIE5G5CRDK6RD3PGA)
Figure 2.
Negatively stained 10S smooth muscle myosin molecules. (A) Two types of structure are visible: monomers, in front and side views (green and blue arrows, respectively), and occasional dimers (red arrow). (B–D) 2-D class averages of right and left views (B and C, respectively; Jung et al. [2008b]); partially rotated view (D); and side view (E; see also Fig. S1).
