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===Overall Structure=== | ===Overall Structure=== | ||
GS is composed of 20 transmembrane components (TMs) and has four separate protein subunits: '''<font color='lightsteelblue'>Nicastran (NCT) | GS is composed of 20 transmembrane components (TMs) and has four separate protein subunits: '''<font color='lightsteelblue'>Nicastran (NCT)</font>, <font color='lightgreen'>Presenilin (PS1)</font>, <font color= 'pink'>Anterior Pharynx-defective 1 (APH-1)</font>,''' and '''<font color='khaki'>Presenilin Enhancer 2 (PEN-2).</font>'''<ref name="Bai_2015">PMID:26623517</ref> These subunits are stabilized as functional GS by hydrophobic interactions and 4 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphatidylcholine phosphatidylcholines].These <scene name='83/832945/Phosphotidylcholines/2'>phosphatidylcholines</scene> have interfaces between: PS1 and PEN-2, APH-1 and PS1, APH-1 and NCT. | ||
<scene name='83/832945/Nct_subunit_shown/1'>NCT</scene> has a large extracellular domain and one TM. NCT is important to substrate recognition and binding. | <scene name='83/832945/Nct_subunit_shown/1'>NCT</scene> has a large extracellular domain and one TM. NCT is important to substrate recognition and binding. | ||
<scene name='83/832945/Ps1_subunit/1'>PS1</scene> serves as the active site of the protease and contains 9 TMs, each varying in length. The site of autocatalytic [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bond_cleavage cleavage] is located between <scene name='83/832945/Tm6_and_tm7/1'>TM6 and TM7</scene> of PS1 and a major conformational changes take place in the PS1 subunit upon substrate binding. | <scene name='83/832945/Ps1_subunit/1'>PS1</scene> serves as the active site of the protease and contains 9 TMs, each varying in length. The site of autocatalytic [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bond_cleavage cleavage] is located between <scene name='83/832945/Tm6_and_tm7/1'>TM6 and TM7</scene> of PS1 and a major conformational changes take place in the PS1 subunit upon substrate binding. | ||