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. 2009 Jul 6;284(35):23852–23859. doi: 10.1074/jbc.M109.023986

FIGURE 4.

FIGURE 4.

The conformational changes of Tom71 generated by Hsp70 binding. a, the N-terminal domain of Tom71 is superimposed with that in the Tom71-Hsp70 complex and they are shown by a ribbon drawing. The Tom71 N-terminal domain is in light blue. The Tom71 N-terminal domain within the Tom71-Hsp70 complex is in silver. The bound Hsp70 C-terminal peptide is in red. Helices A5, A6, and A7 are labeled in blue. Some residues of Tom71 involved in generating the conformational changes are labeled in black. Residues Lys196, Arg200, and Leu199 of Tom71 involved in binding Hsp70 are labeled. The residues forming hydrophobic cluster to associate A5, A6, and A7 are labeled. Glu206 and Arg238 linking A5 and A7 by forming a salt bridge are also labeled. b, Cα trace drawings of yeast Tom71 structure and the Tom71-Hsp70 complex structure. The N-terminal domain of Tom71 is superimposed with that in the Tom71-Hsp70 complex structure. The molecules in this figure are in a similar orientation as in a. The uncomplexed Tom71 structure is in purple. In the Tom71-Hsp70 C terminus complex, Tom71 is in green, and the Hsp70 C terminus is in red. The N- and C-terminal domains of Tom71 are labeled. Helix A7 acting as the hinge to connect the N-and C-terminal domains of Tom71 is labeled.