Extended Data Fig. 6: Conformational switching of ACLY during catalysis.
From: Structure of ATP citrate lyase and the origin of citrate synthase in the Krebs cycle

a, View of the interaction between the CCS and CCL modules in a representative hACLY-A/B crystal structure (space group P1), with the CCSα β-hairpin (orange) and CoA-binding domain (pink) in cartoon mode. Bound CoA is shown as coloured spheres. b, Overlay of a human CCL protomer in the closed state (pink CoA-binding domain) with the crystal structure of hACLY-A/B as in a (white CoA-binding domain). The resulting clash between the CoA-binding domain (with bound CoA-molecule) and the β-hairpin is indicated by a red box. c, View of the interaction between the CCS and CCL modules in the crystal structure of C. limicola ACLY-A/B, with the CCSα β-hairpin (orange) and CoA-binding domain (pink) in cartoon mode. d, Zoomed-in view of the stalk region in the crystal structures of hACLY-A/B and C. limicola ACLY-A/B based on the superposition of the helical core of the CCL modules. e, f, Interactions at the stalk region and β-hairpin as observed in the crystal structures of hACLY-A/B and C. limicola ACLY-A/B. g, Two-state rigid-body SAXS model for apo-hACLY-A/B (MultiFoXS, χ2 = 2.8) overlaid with the hACLY-A/B crystal structures in space groups P1 and C2 (grey). h, Single-state rigid-body SAXS model for hACLY-A/B (MultiFoXS, χ2 = 2.8) in the presence of both citrate and CoA overlaid with the hACLY-A/B crystal structures in space groups P1 and C2 (grey). i, Comparison between in-solution SAXS scattering profiles measured from linker-deleted hACLY-A/B and full-length hACLY. (i) Profiles recorded from hACLY-A/B (green) and hACLY (grey) in HBS buffer; (ii) profiles recorded from hACLY-A/B (purple) and hACLY (black) in HBS buffer supplemented with citrate and CoA; (iii) profiles recorded from hACLY in HBS buffer (grey) and HBS buffer supplemented with both citrate and CoA (black); (iv) profiles recorded from hACLY-A/B in HBS buffer (green) and HBS buffer supplemented with both citrate and CoA (purple); and (v) fit of the theoretical scattering profile (red) calculated from an AllosMod-FoXS model for hACLY (as shown in j) to the experimental scattering profile recorded in the presence of citrate and CoA (black). j, AllosMod-FoXS SAXS model for hACLY in HBS buffer supplemented with citrate and CoA, overlaid with the hACLY-A/B crystal structures in space groups P1 and C2 (grey). In g, h and j, the bottom numeric table presents an all-residue (Cα) r.m.s.d. matrix for the hACLY-A/B crystal structures and presented SAXS models, and for each crystal structure and model the calculated fit (χ2 value) against the recorded SAXS data are shown as calculated by FoXS, Crysol and Crysol 3.0. P1-hACLY-A/B_1 and P1-hACLY-A/B_2 denote structures for hACLY-A/B extracted from the P1 crystal form; C2-hACLY-A/B_1 and C2-hACLY-A/B_2 denote structures for hACLY-A/B extracted from the C2 crystal form.