Supplementary Figure 4: ACCuRET between an Anap site in the S1 helix and the transition metal ion site in the HCN domain. | Nature Structural & Molecular Biology

Supplementary Figure 4: ACCuRET between an Anap site in the S1 helix and the transition metal ion site in the HCN domain.

From: The HCN channel voltage sensor undergoes a large downward motion during hyperpolarization

Supplementary Figure 4: ACCuRET between an Anap site in the S1 helix and the transition metal ion site in the HCN domain.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a, Cartoon showing the W218 Anap site and L186C modified by Cu2+-TETAC. b, Simultaneous current and Anap fluorescence recordings of spHCN-W218Anap channels. The Anap fluorescence did not change appreciably with -100 mV voltage pulses in the presence of 1 mM cAMP. c, Summary of the fractional Cu2+-TETAC quenching of Anap fluorescence at the W218 site, without and with the introduced cysteine L186C, at 0 mV and -100 mV (n = 4, error bars are s.e.m.). d, FRET efficiency calculated using the quenching data in panel c and Equation 1 (see Methods). e, Summary showing the distances of the W218/L186 FRET pair at 0 mV and -100 mV, calculated from the FRET efficiency in panel d and the FCG equation.

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