Fig. 5: The CaMKIIα-0 holoenzyme is comprised of domain-swapped dimers. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: The CaMKIIα-0 holoenzyme is comprised of domain-swapped dimers.

From: A domain-swapped CaMKII conformation facilitates linker-mediated allosteric regulation

Fig. 5

A Surface representation of CaMKIIδ holoenzyme crystal structure (PDB code: 8USO) in two perspectives showing the interaction between the kinase domain of one subunit and the hub domain of another subunit. B The connector segments (defined as residues 305–314) in the CaM footprints of two domain-swapping subunits are shown as sticks. The kinase domain of subunit B has been omitted for clarity.

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