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. 2006 Nov 7;103(47):17724–17729. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0601505103

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5.

Binding mode of SspB2 to ZBD trimer of dimers. (AD) Shown are the different possible modes of binding between two C-terminal tails of SspB2 and the ZBD trimer of dimers shown in surface representation. ZBD residues implicated in interacting with SspB C terminus by NMR and mutagenesis are in a darker color. The AAA+ ring of ClpX is assumed to be below the ZBD trimer of dimers. Arrowheads represent the N termini of the tails of SspB2 and point toward the rest of SspB2 body, whereas the slashes represent the C termini of the tails. Tails in dashes and in solid colors are below and above the plane of the ZBD oligomer, respectively. The three ZBD dimers might be in a more open and less planar configuration than shown.