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English: The NMSM transition pathway. The movie shows the rigor to post-rigor transition as described by the optimal superposition of the 40 lowest-frequency rigor modes. The rigor (thick tube) and the post-rigor (thin tube) structures are shown in colors and grey, respectively. The color code is as follows: the N, U50, L50, and C/IQ subdomains are colored in orange, blue, red, and lime, respectively; the P-loop, switch I, switch II, SH1 helix, and loop 76–81 connectors are colored in cyan, magenta, yellow, wheat, and pink. The movie shows a coordinated motion of the myosin motor subdomains in which the nucleotide-binding elements (P-loop and switch I) approach the binding site, the lever-arm is displaced downward, and the U50/L50 cleft opens.
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Source Video S1 from Cecchini M, Houdusse A, Karplus M (2008). "Allosteric Communication in Myosin V: From Small Conformational Changes to Large Directed Movements". PLOS Computational Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1000129. PMID 18704171. PMC: 2497441.
Author Cecchini M, Houdusse A, Karplus M
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