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Fig. 4

From: Crystal structure of diamondback moth ryanodine receptor Repeat34 domain reveals insect-specific phosphorylation sites

Fig. 4

Insect-specific binding pocket. a Glycerol-binding pocket in DBM RyR Repeat34 is shown in orange. The side chains of the substrate-interacting residues are labeled and displayed in dark orange. The 2mFo-DFc electron density map of glycerol is depicted in mesh and displayed at 1σ. The same region of RyR2 Repeat34 is shown in white for comparison. b Electronic surface view of glycerol-binding pocket in DBM RyR Repeat34 shows a positively charged surface. Electronic surface view of the same region in RyR2 Repeat34 shows a non-charged surface. c ITC binding isotherms show the interaction between glycerol (200 μM as titrant) and DBM RyR Repeat34 (25 μM in the cell) and the measured Kd is 17.7 μM. d ITC binding isotherms show no clear interaction between glycerol (200 μM as titrant) and mouse RyR Repeat34 (25 μM in the cell)

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