Supplementary Materials for:
Crystal Structure of the α-Kinase Domain of Dictyostelium Myosin
Heavy Chain Kinase A
Qilu Ye, Scott W. Crawley, Yidai Yang, Graham P. Côté,* Zongchao Jia
*To whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: coteg{at}queensu.ca
This PDF file includes:
- Fig. S1. Alignment of the sequences of multiple α-kinase domains.
- Fig. S2. Evolutionary relationships of the α-kinases.
- Fig. S3. The ATP-ADP exchange reaction catalyzed by A-CAT.
- Fig. S4. Comparison of the active sites of A-CAT and TRPM7-CAT.
- Fig. S5. Docking of a Thr-Lys dipeptide into the active-site pocket of the A-CAT–ADP complex.
- Table S1. Interaction distances for the relevant ions and water molecules in the
various A-CAT complexes.
- Table S2. Conservation of functionally important residues in the α-kinase domain.
- Table S3. Summary of the missing residues in the structures of A-CAT and A-CAT-D766A.
- Table S4. α-Kinase domains included in the multiple sequence alignment.
- References
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Citation: Q.Ye, S. W. Crawley, Y. Yang, G. P. Côté, Z. Jia, Crystal structure of the
α-kinase domain of
Dictyostelium myosin
heavy chain kinase A.
Sci. Signal. 3, ra17 (2010).
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