<p>Three relative angles are calculated to describe dimer configurations: <i>β</i> describes the position of binding of monomer B to the reference structure monomer A given as the rotation of monomer B around the z-axis of monomer A. The angle <i>ϕ</i> defines the rotation of monomer B around its’ own z-axis (z’) and <i>χ</i> = (180° + <i>β</i> − <i>ϕ</i>)<i>mod</i>360 describes the position of binding of monomer A to monomer B.</p
Protein dimer interactions (homodimers and heterodimers) are common in molecular catalysis and regul...
International audienceLong-range orientational restraints derived from alignment or rotational diffu...
(A) A 3D diagram of ORF57-CTD in a dimer. Two monomers are depicted with green and red respectively....
<p>A) The canonical dimer (blue and green) found in the asymmetric unit. Two dimerization helices (α...
<p> and are the corresponding axes (<i>X</i>, <i>Y</i> or <i>Z</i>) of each capsomer in the dimer. ...
<p><b>(a)</b> Gags are modeled as circular particles with a position and orientation, but in terms o...
<p>(A) β1/β1′ and (B) α1/α1′ residues that stabilize the dimer interface are highlighted. The interf...
<p>The orientation angle of the bound ligand is defined as the angle between the unit vector normal ...
<p>Distance between the two catalytic loops in each conformation is shown in Fig 4a in Å and twistin...
The monomers have hydrophobic moment vectors H1 and H2. x, y and z labels denote the three axis of r...
<p><b>a</b>. Experimental structures in T and R states. B to E and H of one dimer are presented by r...
<p>A) Superpositions of the three ligand-bound dimers, emphasizing the change in relative dispositio...
<p>The green bar represents the linker (i.e., the dimerization moiety) attached to a ligand (pink). ...
<p>(A) Structure-based sequence alignment between Mcm10 CC and the trimeric and dimeric forms of GCN...
Protein dimer interactions (homodimers and heterodimers) are common in molecular catalysis and regul...
Protein dimer interactions (homodimers and heterodimers) are common in molecular catalysis and regul...
International audienceLong-range orientational restraints derived from alignment or rotational diffu...
(A) A 3D diagram of ORF57-CTD in a dimer. Two monomers are depicted with green and red respectively....
<p>A) The canonical dimer (blue and green) found in the asymmetric unit. Two dimerization helices (α...
<p> and are the corresponding axes (<i>X</i>, <i>Y</i> or <i>Z</i>) of each capsomer in the dimer. ...
<p><b>(a)</b> Gags are modeled as circular particles with a position and orientation, but in terms o...
<p>(A) β1/β1′ and (B) α1/α1′ residues that stabilize the dimer interface are highlighted. The interf...
<p>The orientation angle of the bound ligand is defined as the angle between the unit vector normal ...
<p>Distance between the two catalytic loops in each conformation is shown in Fig 4a in Å and twistin...
The monomers have hydrophobic moment vectors H1 and H2. x, y and z labels denote the three axis of r...
<p><b>a</b>. Experimental structures in T and R states. B to E and H of one dimer are presented by r...
<p>A) Superpositions of the three ligand-bound dimers, emphasizing the change in relative dispositio...
<p>The green bar represents the linker (i.e., the dimerization moiety) attached to a ligand (pink). ...
<p>(A) Structure-based sequence alignment between Mcm10 CC and the trimeric and dimeric forms of GCN...
Protein dimer interactions (homodimers and heterodimers) are common in molecular catalysis and regul...
Protein dimer interactions (homodimers and heterodimers) are common in molecular catalysis and regul...
International audienceLong-range orientational restraints derived from alignment or rotational diffu...
(A) A 3D diagram of ORF57-CTD in a dimer. Two monomers are depicted with green and red respectively....