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Figure 4

From: Structure of the glucosyltransferase domain of TcdA in complex with RhoA provides insights into substrate recognition

Figure 4

Structural comparison of the GTDTcdA–RhoA and the GTDTcdB-VPI10463–Cdc42 complexes. (A) K448 of GTDTcdA (hot pink) but not the equivalent E449 of GTDTcdB (pale yellow, PDB code: 7S0Y) form a salt bridge with E40 (cyan) of RhoA and potentially D38 of Cdc42 (pale yellow). (B) Residues A377 and L378 on the lower clamp of GTDTcdA (hot pink) interact with the switch I of RhoA better than the equivalent N378 and S379 on GTDTcdB-VPI10463 (pale yellow, PDB code: 7S0Y). (C) Examining the interactions between the pre-switch I of RhoA (cyan) and the lower clamp of GTDTcdA (hot pink) in the GTDTcdA–RhoA complex when compared to the GTDTcdB-VPI10463–Cdc42 complex (pale yellow) and RhoA·GDP (slate, PDB code: 1FTN). (D) Comparing the interactions in the switch II area for the GTDTcdA–RhoA (hot pink and cyan, respectively) and the GTDTcdB-VPI10463–Cdc42 (pale yellow) complexes.

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