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. 2011 May 7;410(1):159–181. doi: 10.1016/j.jmb.2011.04.078

Table 1.

Conserved sequence/structure motifs and functionally important regions of PV RdRp

Subdomain Conserved structural/functional regions Sequencea Function
Fingers G 113 STSAGYPY 120 Template bindingb
F 153 PLVTYVKDELRSKTKVEQGKSRLIEA 178 NTP and template binding
I 107 LEALDL 112 Template binding
II 184 SVAMRMAFGNLYAAFHK 200 Template binding
Palm A 229 LFAFDYTGYDAS 240 2′-OH of NTP and metal B binding
B 293 TSIFNSMINNLIIRTLLLKT 312 Base of NTP and template binding
C 323 MIAYGDDVIAS 333 Primer and metal A binding and catalysis
D 338 VDASLLAQSGKDYGLTMTPADKSAT 362 Triphosphate of NTP binding and catalysis
E 363 FETVTWENVTFLKRFFRA 380 Nascent RNA 3′-end binding
Thumb III 405 KDPRNTQDHVRSLCLL 420 Nascent RNA duplex binding
a

The residues shown in boldface are completely conserved among RdRps; those residues representing signatures of the conserved sequence motifs are shown in boldface and underlined.18

b

The identification of residues' functions was based on the crystal structure of the RdRp–RNA–NTP complex of FMDV RdRp (PDB code 1WNE).19