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Figure 1.

Chemical structures of the angiotensin II type 1 receptor blockers EXP3174, which is an active metabolite of losartan, candesartan, valsartan, telmisartan, olmesartan, irbesartan and azilsartan.

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Figure 2.

A. Position of the second extracellular loop (ECL2) in the model of AT1 receptor using bovine rhodopsin (orange) or CXCR4 (yellow) receptor as a template.

B. Molecular modeling of the interaction between olmesartan and the AT1 receptor. The AT1 receptor is shown as a ribbon and Tyr113, Lys199, His256, Gln257 and olmesartan are shown as stick models. Color notation in the helix is as follows: transmembrane (TM)1, orange; TM3, yellow; TM5, dark green; TM6, blue; and TM7, purple.

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Figure 3.

Molecular modeling of the interactions between the 7 ARBs and the AT1 receptor.

Color notation in the helix is as follows: transmembrane (TM)1, orange; TM2, dark yellow; TM3, yellow; TM4, green; TM5, dark green; TM6, blue; and TM7, purple.

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Figure 4.

Molecular modeling of a close-up view of the interactions between the 7 ARBs and the AT1 receptor.

Color notation in the helix is as follows: transmembrane (TM)1, orange; TM3, yellow; TM5, dark green; TM6, blue; and TM7, purple.

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Figure 5.

Possible molecular modeling of the interactions between a lipophilic pocket (gray zone) in the AT1 receptor and telmisartan or irbesartan.

Color notation in the helix is as follows: transmembrane (TM)3, yellow; TM5, dark green; and TM6, blue.

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