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The complex Rab27B/Slac2-a can only be formed when Rab27B is in a GTP form. This can be explained because of the changing of shape between Rab27B in the GTP and GDP form. (See figure 3) | The complex Rab27B/Slac2-a can only be formed when Rab27B is in a GTP form. This can be explained because of the changing of shape between Rab27B in the GTP and GDP form. (See figure 3) | ||
Rab27B–GTP adopts a compact monomer conformation, while an extended conformation was observed for GDP-bound Rab27B. | Rab27B–GTP adopts a compact monomer conformation, while an extended conformation was observed for GDP-bound Rab27B. | ||
<scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Switch_1_rab27b/1'>Switch 1</scene> and <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Switch2_rab27b/1'>switch 2</scene> of Rab27B play an important role in this changing of conformation. In fact, switch 1 and 2 allow GTP binding by making hydrogen bond with | <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Switch_1_rab27b/1'>Switch 1</scene> and <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Switch2_rab27b/1'>switch 2</scene> of Rab27B play an important role in this changing of conformation. In fact, switch 1 and 2 allow GTP binding by making hydrogen bond with GTP's γ-phosphate, and this way also allow Slac2-a binding. But in the complex Rab27B/GDP switch 1 and switch 2 exist completely apart from the bound GDP, so that there are no interactions with Slac2-a and no binding. | ||
=== '''Strucure of Slac2-a''' === | === '''Strucure of Slac2-a''' === | ||
