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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Jan 24.
Published in final edited form as: Biochemistry. 2015 Sep 17;54(38):5828–5838. doi: 10.1021/acs.biochem.5b00828

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Residues that show statistically significant ΔSaxis2 values in the presence of Mg2+ (compared to the unliganded state of ϕ12 P2; top panel), Mg2+/GMPCPP (compared to the Mg2+-loaded state of ϕ12 P2; middle panel) and for the ts-mutant (the T425I mutant compared to wild-type, unliganded ϕ12 P2; bottom panel). ΔSaxis2 between states i and j are considered to be statistically significant when ΔSaxis2=|Saxis2(i)Saxis2(j)|>σSaxis2(i)+σSaxis2(j)+0.03; σSaxis2(i) is the error in the Saxis2 value for the ith state. Remote residues (defined as those that do not have any heavy atoms within 15 Å of any other atom of the binding/mutation site) are labeled. The fonts are colored based on the domain that houses a particular residue – red for fingers, green for palm, blue for thumb and yellow for C-terminal. Residues that comprise the secondary Mg2+-binding site (G348, E503, V507 and D470) are shown and colored green in the top panel. The catalytic residues (D349, D469 and D470) are colored cyan and the two GTP molecules are colored purple and magenta in the middle panel. The site of mutation (T425I) is colored orange (and labeled in black) in the bottom panel.