Extended Data Fig. 8: Single-molecule FRET characterization of the effects of cochaperone Aha1 on the conformation of yeast Hsp 90.
From: Foundation model for efficient biological discovery in single-molecule time traces

a–c, The 2D UMAP projections of trace embeddings from the different experimental conditions in Atlas coordinates (a) and system-specific coordinates (b) and (c). d, FRET histograms of traces from the different experimental conditions. e, 2D UMAP projections of the 20% of traces with lowest LSE under the different experimental conditions in system-specific coordinates. f, FRET histograms of the 10% of traces with lowest LSE from the different experimental conditions, more strongly highlighting the conclusion from the original study44 that the presence of cochaperone Aha1 (labeled as ‘(+)Aha1+ATP’) lead to a shift toward closed conformations, corresponding to high-FRET states.