Journal:Acta Cryst F:S2053230X19004618

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</jmolButton></jmol> Superimposition of [[4kwe]] and [[2q1y]] reveals an r.m.s.d. of 2.8Å between the trimers and a 12.5Å <scene name='81/813404/Cv/30'>distance between their respective Glu231’s of A and A3</scene>, showing that these structures are relatively similar. The distances between Glu231 of [[5v68]] from protomer C is far greater than 12.5Å and the interaction with the middle protomers of [[4kwe]] and [[2q1y]] with protomer C of [[5v68]] involve the T9 loop residue Glu231, which is not the case in the other structures.
</jmolButton></jmol> Superimposition of [[4kwe]] and [[2q1y]] reveals an r.m.s.d. of 2.8Å between the trimers and a 12.5Å <scene name='81/813404/Cv/30'>distance between their respective Glu231’s of A and A3</scene>, showing that these structures are relatively similar. The distances between Glu231 of [[5v68]] from protomer C is far greater than 12.5Å and the interaction with the middle protomers of [[4kwe]] and [[2q1y]] with protomer C of [[5v68]] involve the T9 loop residue Glu231, which is not the case in the other structures.
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<scene name='81/813404/Cv1/3'>Crystal structure of protomers A and B of 5V68</scene> (gray). The top two protomers of all three structures (AB for 5V68, A1 A2 for 2Q1Y, and CB for 4KWE) all exhibit a similar inter-subunit interface (figure 6). This interaction between protomers A and B of 5V68 involve the T6 and T7 loops, helices: H11, η1, and H7 (figure 7a). Protomer A of our structure “sits” on the helices η1, H7 and loop T6 (all shown in blue) from protomer B. This brings the T7 loop’s (shown in red) residues Asn205, Asp207 and Asp210 of protomer A of 5V68 within 16Å of GDP from protomer B, forming the GTPase active site. The T3 loop is disordered or in its OFF position (surrounded by magenta cloud). Helix sH2 is also OFF because there is no hydrogen network (shown in magenta).
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