2012
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.m111.307330
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Structural Analysis of Smooth Muscle Tropomyosin α and β Isoforms

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“…Because there is no suitable crystal structure for fragments containing residues 76–97, these side chains were now built based on sequence similarity to other tropomyosin fragments: side chains 76–87 were modeled on residues 76–87 of a recent crystal structure of smooth muscle tropomyosin (PDB ID-2U59; Rao et al 2012); the side chain conformation of Leu88 and Asn89 were taken from Leu207 and Glu208 in the 2B9C PDB (Brown et al 2005), and side chains for residues 90–97 were taken from residues 11–18 of a non-muscle tropomyosin structure (PDB ID-3AZD; Meshcheryakov et al 2011). N- and C-terminal ends of tropomyosin make an overlap complex with each other when tropomyosin associates end-to-end to form a cable on actin filaments.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Because there is no suitable crystal structure for fragments containing residues 76–97, these side chains were now built based on sequence similarity to other tropomyosin fragments: side chains 76–87 were modeled on residues 76–87 of a recent crystal structure of smooth muscle tropomyosin (PDB ID-2U59; Rao et al 2012); the side chain conformation of Leu88 and Asn89 were taken from Leu207 and Glu208 in the 2B9C PDB (Brown et al 2005), and side chains for residues 90–97 were taken from residues 11–18 of a non-muscle tropomyosin structure (PDB ID-3AZD; Meshcheryakov et al 2011). N- and C-terminal ends of tropomyosin make an overlap complex with each other when tropomyosin associates end-to-end to form a cable on actin filaments.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3U1A, N-terminal 81 residues (chicken gizzard smooth muscle α-tropomyosin, Rao et al (2012)). 3U59, N-terminal 98 residues (chicken gizzard smooth muscle α-tropomyosin, Rao et al (2012)). 2D3E, 134 C-terminal residues (rabbit striated muscle α-tropomyosin, Nitanai et al (2007)).…”
Section: Figmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…TMBS1, ABS1, and TMBS2 are all contained within the N-terminal $160-aa region (4,31,32), thought to be mostly unstructured on its own (33). Studies using NMR and CD spectroscopy suggest that the intrinsically disordered TMBSs adopt a helical conformation upon binding to the N-terminal $35 aa of the TM coiled coil (32), substituting for end-to-end interactions of TM molecules along the length of the actin filament (34,35). ABS2 is contained within the C-terminal region (residues $160 onward), which has a globular fold consisting mostly of a leucine-rich repeat (LRR) domain (36 very weakly compared to Lmods (3,6,16 (3,6,(40)(41)(42)(43), but lack the conserved TMBS2 of Tmods, with the corresponding region varying widely among Lmod isoforms, and displaying an abundance of negatively charged amino acids (Glu and Asp).…”
Section: Domain Organization and Biochemical Activity Of Tmodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Мы сопоставили параметры мо-дельных суперспиралей с параметрами аналогич-ных суперспиралей, пространственная структура которых известна: димерной формой тропомиозина (pdb-код 3u1a [22]), а также тримерной (pdb-код 3hfe [23]) и тетрамерной (pdb-код 3bj4 [10]) фор-мами C-концевого спирального фрагмента калие-вого канала Kv7.1 (табл. 1).…”
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