Fig. 3: Interaction of OSH6 with the C-terminal region of IST2. | Nature Structural & Molecular Biology

Fig. 3: Interaction of OSH6 with the C-terminal region of IST2.

From: Structural basis for lipid transport at membrane contact sites by the IST2–OSH6 complex

Fig. 3

a, Binding of a peptide encompassing residues 732–761 of IST2 (IST2732761) to OSH6. Binding isotherms were obtained from the titration of IST2732761 to OSH6. The data show a fit to a single-binding-site model line with a Kd of 694.4 ± 54.2 nM. Errors represent fitting errors. Inset, thermogram. b, Ribbon representation of the structure of the OSH6–IST2732761 complex determined by X-ray crystallography at 1.84 Å. IST2732761 is colored in yellow and the N-terminal lid helix of OSH6 is colored in green. A bound PS molecule is displayed in light blue. c, The 2Fo − Fc density of the refined structure superimposed on a model of the IST2-binding region. Left, density from the OSH6–IST2732761 complex defining the conformation of residues 732–758 of the peptide. Right, density of the OSH6 complex with the shorter IST2732756 peptide determined at 1.94 Å defining the conformation of residues 732–750 of the peptide. The sequence of the IST2732761 peptide is shown below. d, Sections of the OSH6–IST2 interactions revealed in the OSH6–IST2732761 complex. A model of the well-defined parts of the IST2732756 peptide in stick representation, with its interacting region of OSH6 represented as ribbon. Different regions of the interaction are indicated as shaded areas and shown as zoomed-in views in eg with OSH6 represented as sticks. eg, Sections of the OSH6–IST2 interactions highlighted in d in relation to the OSH6-binding sequence on IST2: N-terminal region (e), center (f) and C-terminal region (g). h, The 2Fo − Fc density of the bound PS lipid (left) and lipid-binding region of OSH6, with interacting side chains shown as sticks.

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