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. 2017 Jul 17;8:16064. doi: 10.1038/ncomms16064

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(a) Domain diagrams of the yeast Vps4 (upper) and Vta1 (lower). (b) Different views of the EM density map of the ATP-bound Vps4^E233Q hexamer at 5.8 σ contour level. (c) The atomic model of the Vps4^E233Q hexamer. Vps4^E233Q subunits are colour coded. (d) Different views of the EM density map of the ATP-bound Vps4^E233Q–Vta1 complex at the 3.9 σ contour level showing the positions of the Vta1. (e) The atomic model of the ATP-bound Vps4^E233Q–ta1 complex. Vps4^E233Q subunits and Vta1 subunits are colour coded. (f) Different views of the helix α3 and C-terminal helix in the Vps4^E233Q hexamer to show the spiral arrangement of Vps4 subunits. (g) A schematic diagram showing the topology of the Vps4^E233Q subunits in the Vps4^E233Q hexamer. The colouring scheme is the same as in (c).