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. 2011 Dec;3(12):a007609. doi: 10.1101/cshperspect.a007609

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Figure 1. — Structures of Golgi tethers. (A) The GRASP domain is composed of two tandem PDZ domains. An internal PDZ ligand in PDZ2 binds to PDZ1, suggesting a model for oligomerization of GRASPs. (B) The globular head domain of p115 adopts an armadillo-like fold. A crystallographic dimer, likely to resemble the configuration in solution, is shown (PDBID 2W3C). (C) The GRIP domain of golgin-245 (blue) in complex with the GTP (yellow) bound form of Arl1 (green) (PDBID 1R4A). (D) A short coiled-coil segment of GCC185 (blue) bound to GTP (yellow)·Rab6 (green) (PDBID 3BBP).