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There are three contact areas in the interface between Rab27B and Slac2-a. The first and second contact areas involve the coiled-coil regions of Slac2-a and constitute the main interface. | There are three contact areas in the interface between Rab27B and Slac2-a. The first and second contact areas involve the coiled-coil regions of Slac2-a and constitute the main interface. | ||
[[Image:Rab27B slac2a image3.gif | 200 px | thumb | left |Picture 3: Caption: ]] | [[Image:Rab27B slac2a image3.gif | 200 px | thumb | left |Picture 3: Caption: ]] | ||
*The first contact area of the Rab27B/Slac2-a interface consists of <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/6a9_rabcdr/2'> residues 6 to 9 from the Rab complementarity-determining regions (RabCDR)</scene> , part of the switch and interswitch regions of Rab27B, and the coiled-coil regions of Slac2-a.<ref>PMID:18940604</ref> In this first contact area we can find three different types of interactions, electrostatic, hydrophobic and hydrogen bonds: (see figure | *The first contact area of the Rab27B/Slac2-a interface consists of <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/6a9_rabcdr/2'> residues 6 to 9 from the Rab complementarity-determining regions (RabCDR)</scene> , part of the switch and interswitch regions of Rab27B, and the coiled-coil regions of Slac2-a.<ref>PMID:18940604</ref> In this first contact area we can find three different types of interactions, electrostatic, hydrophobic and hydrogen bonds: (see figure 4A) | ||
-<scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Phe81_leu84_phe88/1'>Phe81, Leu84, and Phe88</scene> from <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Switch2_rab27b/1'>switch 2</scene> of Rab27B participate in {{Template:ColorKey_Hydrophobic}} interactions with the residues from <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Alpha_5_et_1_de_slac2/1'>α1 and α5</scene> of Slac2-a. | -<scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Phe81_leu84_phe88/1'>Phe81, Leu84, and Phe88</scene> from <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Switch2_rab27b/1'>switch 2</scene> of Rab27B participate in {{Template:ColorKey_Hydrophobic}} interactions with the residues from <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Alpha_5_et_1_de_slac2/1'>α1 and α5</scene> of Slac2-a. | ||
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To finish, <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Glu32_tyr6/1'>Glu32 of Slac2-a forms a hydrogen bond with Tyr6 of Rab27B</scene>. <ref>PMID:18940604</ref> | To finish, <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Glu32_tyr6/1'>Glu32 of Slac2-a forms a hydrogen bond with Tyr6 of Rab27B</scene>. <ref>PMID:18940604</ref> | ||
* The second contact area is formed by the Rab complementarity-determining regions (RabCDRs) of Rab27B and 117-SLEWYY-122 motif of Slac2-a helical region (also see | * The second contact area is formed by the Rab complementarity-determining regions <scene name='Sandbox_Reserved_706/Slewyy_et_rabcdrs/1'>(RabCDRs) of Rab27B and 117-SLEWYY-122 motif of Slac2-a</scene> helical region (also see figure 4C). <ref> PMID:10025402</ref> <ref>PMID:18940604</ref> | ||
At this interface, there are hydrophobic interactions and three hydrogen bonds. | At this interface, there are hydrophobic interactions and three hydrogen bonds. | ||
Tyr121 of Slac2-a form a hydrogen bond with the Arg90 carbonyl group of Rab27B. | Tyr121 of Slac2-a form a hydrogen bond with the Arg90 carbonyl group of Rab27B. | ||
Arg128 of Slac2-a, which is highly conserved among the Slp-family proteins, makes two hydrogen bonds with the carbonyl groups of Gln118 and Ala121 of Rab27B | Arg128 of Slac2-a, which is highly conserved among the Slp-family proteins, makes two hydrogen bonds with the carbonyl groups of Gln118 and Ala121 of Rab27B | ||
* The third contact area is the smallest one . It involves the zinc-binding subdomain of Slac2-a and the b2–b3 loop of Rab27B, with superposition of their molecular surfaces. (See figure | * The third contact area is the smallest one . It involves the zinc-binding subdomain of Slac2-a and the b2–b3 loop of Rab27B, with superposition of their molecular surfaces. (See figure 4E) | ||