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. 2016 Feb 29;113(11):2952–2957. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1516167113

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2.

Structural comparison of the coiled-coil hTRAP1N dimer (blue/magenta) and the closed-state zTRAP1-ADPNP dimer (gold/pink). (A) Crystal structure of the unliganded hTRAP1N dimer. Phe183 is shown as CPK model. (B) Superposition of unliganded hTRAP1N (blue) onto the structure of the zTRAP1-ADPNP dimer, illustrating the local structural rearrangements in hTRAP1N on nucleotide binding. (1) ATP binding displaces the ATP lid from the nucleotide-binding pocket, concomitant with (2) the N strap undergoing a structural transition from an α-helix to a β-strand that straddles the neighboring subunit and stabilizes the closed-state dimer. (3) Owing to steric interference, the ATP lid must fold over the nucleotide-binding pocket trapping the bound nucleotide.