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. 2014 Dec 12;111(52):18454–18459. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1417923111

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1.

KSI⋅intermediate and KSID40Ninhibitor complex. Schematic depiction of (A) the KSI⋅intermediate complex during the catalytic cycle (Fig. S1) and (B) a complex between KSID40N and phenol, an inhibitor that acts as an intermediate analog. Both the intermediate and the inhibitor are stabilized by a hydrogen-bond network in the active site of KSI. (C) Image of KSID40N with the tyrosine triad enlarged and the atoms O16, H16, O32, H32, and O57 labeled (shown with Tyr57 deprotonated) (16).