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. 2016 Aug 31;44(21):10248–10258. doi: 10.1093/nar/gkw768

Figure 1.

Figure 1.

Amino acid sequence for the N-terminal regions of TDG82-308 and TDG111-308 and the initial residues of the bacterial homologue MUG (E. coli). Putative sites for post-translational modification are indicated for TDG82-308, including acetylation (A) and phosphorylation (P). Also shown is the PIP degron and an α-helix that has not been observed in previous structures of E·S complexes. Shown in red for TDG111-308 are the six non-native residues that remain after removal of the poly-His tag. All residues of TDG82-308 are native to TDG.