Supplementary Figure 3: Crystal structure of the MIR domain of Pmt2. | Nature Structural & Molecular Biology

Supplementary Figure 3: Crystal structure of the MIR domain of Pmt2.

From: Structure of the eukaryotic protein O-mannosyltransferase Pmt1−Pmt2 complex

Supplementary Figure 3: Crystal structure of the MIR domain of Pmt2.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

(A) Gel filtration of the MIR domain of Pmt2. The inset shows the SDS-PAGE gel of the five fractions collected around the filtration peak (shown by the horizontal arrow). (B) 3D electron density map and atomic model of a selected region. (C) Overall structure of the MIR domain of Pmt2 shown in a top, bottom, and side views. The structure contains three repeats of the MIR motif, each of which has four β-strands and one short α-helix. The numbers refer to the β-strand number in the β-trefoil fold. All residues in the Pmt2 MIR domain (amino acids 337-532) are resolved (i.e., no residues are missing in the crystal structure).

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