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. 2016 Nov 17;167(5):1229–1240.e15. doi: 10.1016/j.cell.2016.10.046

Figure 7.

Figure 7

Conformational Changes during Accommodation

(A) Structures of ribosomal complexes representing intermediates along the eukaryotic translation termination pathway.

(B) The accommodated M domain (purple) of eRF1 is rotated by 140° relative to the pre-accommodated state (yellow). Gln185 of the catalytic GGQ motif, P-site tRNA (green), the N domains in both states (pink), the C domain (pale blue) in the accommodated state, and the axis of M domain rotation (blue) are shown.

(C) Comparison of eRF1 (purple) in a pre-accommodated state (left) with an accommodated (right) conformation, showing straightening of α8 and α9 (blue) into a continuous helix upon accommodation.

(D) Comparison of Pelota (pink) in a pre-accommodated state (left) with Dom34 (pink) in an accommodated (right) state (right; PDB: 3IZQ), revealing straightening of α8 and α9 (blue).

See also Figure S7.