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[edit]DescriptionPhosphorylation-by-PINK1-Releases-the-UBL-Domain-and-Initializes-the-Conformational-Opening-of-the-pcbi.1003935.s011.ogv |
English: The improved human Parkin model. A model for human full-length Parkin is shown with legend key for domain residues in lower left corner. Initial closed, auto-inhibited state for Parkin is shown. As animation progresses the surface of the protein is shown semi-transparent to account for the solvent-accessible surface area of Parkin. Surfaces are colored to match domains as indicated in Figure 1. Parkin then rotates 360° in the X-axis followed by Y-axis. Following the surface rendered pose, the partial open state is shown for a pSer65 activated Parkin model. The UBL-linker regions are adjusted away from IBR and REP region, prior to large movement across body of protein. |
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Source | Movie S1 from Caulfield T, Fiesel F, Moussaud-Lamodiere E, Dourado D, Flores S, Springer W (2014). "Phosphorylation by PINK1 Releases the UBL Domain and Initializes the Conformational Opening of the E3 Ubiquitin Ligase Parkin". PLOS Computational Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003935. PMID 25375667. PMC: 4222639. | ||
Author | Caulfield T, Fiesel F, Moussaud-Lamodiere E, Dourado D, Flores S, Springer W | ||
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Author | Caulfield T, Fiesel F, Moussaud-Lamodiere E, Dourado D, Flores S, Springer W |
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Image title | The improved human Parkin model. A model for human full-length Parkin is shown with legend key for domain residues in lower left corner. Initial closed, auto-inhibited state for Parkin is shown. As animation progresses the surface of the protein is shown semi-transparent to account for the solvent-accessible surface area of Parkin. Surfaces are colored to match domains as indicated in Figure 1. Parkin then rotates 360° in the X-axis followed by Y-axis. Following the surface rendered pose, the partial open state is shown for a pSer65 activated Parkin model. The UBL-linker regions are adjusted away from IBR and REP region, prior to large movement across body of protein. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2014-11 |