Extended Data Fig. 1: Type I and type II Lamassu systems both form heterooligomers. | Nature Chemical Biology

Extended Data Fig. 1: Type I and type II Lamassu systems both form heterooligomers.

From: Structural insights into type-I and type-II Lamassu antiphage systems

Extended Data Fig. 1: Type I and type II Lamassu systems both form heterooligomers.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a–c, Purification profile of BcLmuA (a), BcLmuB (b) and BcLmuAB complex (c) on Superdex 200 column. d, SEC-MALS (Size Exclusion Chromatography with Multi-Angle Light Scattering) analysis of BcLmuB, BcLmuAB and VcLmuACB complex. Respective calculated molecular weight is marked on top of the peak. e, Statistics of the SEC-MALS results and theoretical molecular weight based on predicted complex ratios. f, g, Purification profile of VcLmuA (f) and VcLmuC (g) on Superdex-200 column. h, Purification test of His-SUMO-TEV-VcLmuB and SDS-PAGE gel of the samples. 1-bacteria pre-induced. 2-bacteria post-induced. 3-supernatant. 4-pellet. 5-flowthrough after Ni-column. 6-beads after wash. 7-Elution. 8-beads after elution. i, Purification profile of VcLmuACB complex on Superdex 200 column.

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