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The image below shows the reduced form of the protein (reds) aligned to the oxidized form (greens). The two most notable structural rearrangements occurring to individual subunits upon activation (oxidation) are labeled. The glycine-induced kink in the middle of α-helix 5 becomes a 3-residue loop region, effectively breaking this helix into 2 (one composed of residues 109-116 and the second composed of 117-129). The formation of a loop in the activated form permits residues 117-129 to rotate and positions C127 to form a disulfide bond with C22’ on α1 of the subunit composing the other half of the dimer. In addition to facilitating inter-subunit disulfide bond formation, the movement of the α-helix 5 also results in a repositioning of α helix 6. Repositioning of α6 facilitates α5 repositioning but does directly stabilize the interaction of the two subunits in the oxidized form.
The image below shows the reduced form of the protein (reds) aligned to the oxidized form (greens). The two most notable structural rearrangements occurring to individual subunits upon activation (oxidation) are labeled. The glycine-induced kink in the middle of α-helix 5 becomes a 3-residue loop region, effectively breaking this helix into 2 (one composed of residues 109-116 and the second composed of 117-129). The formation of a loop in the activated form permits residues 117-129 to rotate and positions C127 to form a disulfide bond with C22’ on α1 of the subunit composing the other half of the dimer. In addition to facilitating inter-subunit disulfide bond formation, the movement of the α-helix 5 also results in a repositioning of α helix 6. Repositioning of α6 facilitates α5 repositioning but does directly stabilize the interaction of the two subunits in the oxidized form.
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==Conserved Residues in OhrR ''Xc''==
==Conserved Residues in OhrR ''Xc''==