“…9,10 Recently, a considerable effort is being made to overcome this barrier, and structures of assemblies containing two or three elements of the cellulosome have been solved. 6,8,11 Still, the structural organization of two or more cohesin modules in the context of a large segment of the cellulosome, which could shed light in the regulation of inter-cohesin flexibility within the CipA scaffold protein, is unknown. Toward addressing these questions, we have solved a 35-Å-resolution structure of a C. thermocellum mini-cellulosome containing three consecutive type-I cohesin modules that are bound to three identical catalytic subunits through their native dockerin sequences, using three-dimensional (3D) EM (Fig.…”