Fig. 5: Competitive binding of Dab2320–495 and Eps15IDR to EH123.

A CSPs calculated between the 1H–15N TROSY-HSQC of 200 µM 15N EH123 in the absence and presence of 200 µM Dab2320–495 and/or 200 µM Eps15IDR. Below are 15N R1ρ spin relaxation rates of 15N EH123 in the absence and presence of 100% Eps15IDR and both 100% Dab2320–495 and Eps15IDR at a 1H frequency of 1200 MHz. Only the R1ρ rates within EH1 in the presence of Eps15IDR and Eps15IDR with Dab2320–495 are shown as the peaks of EH2 and EH3 were severely broadened. The parts of EH123 corresponding to EH1, EH2, and EH3 are illustrated above the plots. B CSPs calculated between the 1H-15N HSQC of 100 µM 15N Eps15IDR in the absence and presence of 100 µM EH123 and 100 µM EH123 + 100 µM Dab2320–495, and 15N R1ρ spin relaxation of 15N Eps15IDR in the absence and presence of 100% EH123 and 100% EH123 + 100% Dab2320–495 at a 1H frequency of 1200 MHz. C 1H–15N HSQC spectra of 100 µM 15N Eps15IDR alone and in the presence of 100 µM EH123. D Zoom into 1H-15N HSQC spectrum of 100 µM 15N Eps15IDR alone and in the presence of 100 µM EH123 and 100 µM EH123 + 100 µM Dab2320–495. E Zoom into 1H-15N HSQC spectrum of 100 µM 15N Dab2320–495 alone and in the presence of 100 µM EH123 and 100 µM EH123 + 100 µM Eps15IDR. Color codes are denoted in the respective panels. The relaxation rates in (A) and (B) (lower panels) were derived from a fit of peak intensities against the relaxation delay. Errors of the fitted rates were derived from the experimental uncertainty.