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Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics
Laboratory Journal 2002
Jane A. Endicott


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Figure 1. (A) The monomeric PfPK5 fold. The N-terminal domain (residues 1-82) is coloured white and the C-terminal domain (residues 83-288) gold. The PfPK5 N- and C-termini are labelled.  The glycine-rich loop (residues 10-19), the C-helix (residues 39-56) and the activation loop (residues 143-170 from the conserved DFG to APE motifs) are coloured magenta, red and cyan respectively. (B) Overlay of the structures of monomeric PfPK5Thr198Ala and CDK2 in the vicinity of the activation loop. CDK2 has been superimposed, coloured pale green. The CDK2 activation loop forms a b-hairpin that turns across the end of the glycine-loop, while the activation loop of PfPK5Thr198Ala adopts an extended structure as it stretches away from aL12 into a short a-helix of 2.5 turns.


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