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3D variability analysis (3DVA) of the AMYR complexes revealed that the Cagri-AMY 1 R-Gs and Cagri-AMY 3 R-Gs complexes had increased conformational dynamics at the extracellular side relative to equivalent rAmy-AMYR complexes (Fig