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Resolution: standard / high Figure 3.
Swinging domains in HECT E3 enzymes. Cartoon representations of
crystal structures of various HECT domains. (a) Open,
âLâ-shaped conformation of E6AP (E3) in complex with UbcH7 (E2)
[PDB: 1C4Z] [62], (b) closed, âTâ-shaped conformation of
WWP1/AIP [PDB: 1ND7] [63], and (c) trans-thioesterification complex of NEDD4L with a
ubiquitin-E2 (UbcH5B) conjugate [PDB:3JVZ] [64]. In (c) the E2 active site cysteine was mutated to serine
(colored yellow in our representation), resulting in an oxy-ester
linkage with ubiquitin in lieu of the native thioester. (d) Distinct
classes of C-lobe orientations based on the crystal structures of various
HECT domains (WWP1/AIP [PDB: 1ND7], Itch [PDB: 3TUG], HUWE1 [PDB: 3G1N,
3H1D], NEDD4L [PDB: 2ONI, 3JVZ], E6AP [PDB: 1C4Z], Rsp5 [PDB: 3OLM], Smurf2
[PDB: 1ZVD], NEDD [PDB: 2XBB]). A second unique C-lobe orientation observed
for NEDD [PDB: 2XBF] could not be displayed for clarity. In our
representation the HECT N-lobes are superimposed and only one of them is
displayed. Binding partners, such as E2 enzymes or ubiquitin, found in some
of the structures are not displayed.
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