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English: Supplementary Movie 4 Ca2+ ions remain stably bound throughout the MD simulation, with minimal movement of the protein backbone. The E47 carboxylate from one subunit and the E42 carboxylate of the adjacent subunit are stably coordinated throughout the MD simulation, as are three water molecules (red and white sticks). However, coordination by G45-O was only maintained at 1 out of 12 sites in the unrestrained simulation. (Binding site residues shown as sticks; O atoms, red.) |
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| Source | Video file from Bennett B, Purdy M, Baker K, Acharya C, McIntire W, Stevens R, Zhang Q, Harris A, Abagyan R, Yeager M (2016). "An electrostatic mechanism for Ca2+-mediated regulation of gap junction channels". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms9770. PMID 26753910. PMC: 4730032. | ||
| Author | Bennett B, Purdy M, Baker K, Acharya C, McIntire W, Stevens R, Zhang Q, Harris A, Abagyan R, Yeager M | ||
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