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Fig. 5

From: ASPP proteins discriminate between PP1 catalytic subunits through their SH3 domain and the PP1 C-tail

Fig. 5

Crystal structure of PP1α:ASPP2 complex. a Crystal structure of PP1α:ASPP2 complex. ASPP2 is drawn in green cartoons and white transparent surface. PP1 is displayed in pink surface. b The ASPP2 RVxF motif is bound to the PP1 hydrophobic pocket: (PP1α residues I169, L243, F257, R261, V264, M283, L289, C291, F293). The interaction is stabilised by three backbone hydrogen bonds between ASPP2 residues 923KFN925 and PP1α residues 289LMC291. ASPP2R921 is engaged in a salt bridge with PP1αD242. c Close-up view of ASPP2 Ankyrin1 domain interaction with PP1. d The PP1α PPII motif binds to ASSP2 SH3 domain. The three core residues PP1αP318, PP1αP321 and PP1αR323 of the PxxPxR motif are engaged in an extensive network of hydrophobic and electrostatic interactions. The side chain of PP1αR317 forms an additional water-bridged hydrogen bond with the backbone of ASPP2E1069. We also observed three hydrogen bonds between the PP1α mainchain and the ASPP2 SH3 domain: two between the carbonyls of PP1αP321/ PP1αP322 and the side chain of ASPP2W1097, and one between PP1αI319 carbonyl and ASPP2N1112 side chain. e Schematic of PP1 C-tail interaction with ASPP2 SH3 domain. Red shading represents the negatively charged ASPP2 specificity pocket. The last three PP1α lysine residues are shadowed in blue

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