Supplementary Figure 8: Signal subtraction and 3D classification of PRC2–Nclmod | Nature Structural & Molecular Biology

Supplementary Figure 8: Signal subtraction and 3D classification of PRC2–Nclmod

From: Cryo-EM structures of PRC2 simultaneously engaged with two functionally distinct nucleosomes

Supplementary Figure 8

(a) To better resolve the interface between PRC2 and Nclmod, Nclsub and linker DNA signal was subtracted from the raw particle images23 and alignment-free 3D classification was performed, yielding classes of varying Nclmod orientations relative to PRC2. For closer assessment of the contacts between the nucleosome and PRC2, classes 1 and 3 were chosen, since these classes showed reasonable density in the region of interest and are examples of distinct Nclmod orientations. (b) Back views of the EED-Nclmod interface comparing classes 1 (left) and 3 (right) as described in Fig. 4. Asterisks according to Fig. 4 c. Bottom panel, same view as top panel, but displayed at lower threshold. For class1, a continuous density connects the peptide density at the EED WD40 domain and the exit site of the H3 tail from Nclmod (c) PRC2-Nclmod contacts mediated by the SBD and SANT1 domains of EZH2 vary with nucleosome orientation. Dots indicate possible contacts of SANT1 with either EED or DNA. Red: possible SANT1-EED contact; green: SANT1-SRM linker density; purple: putative contact between SANT1 and the nucleosomal DNA.

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