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. 2019 Feb 5;14(3):361–368. doi: 10.1021/acschembio.9b00092

Figure 3.

Figure 3

(A) Overlay of Brd2BD2 (PDB: 3ONI) and Brd3BD2 (PDB: 3S92) with the crystal structure of the VCB/MZ1/Brd4BD2 ternary complex (PDB: 5T35) suggests that a VHL/MZ1/Brd3BD2 ternary complex adopting the equivalent close-packing interaction would likely be less stable due to steric clash with the VHL/MZ1 of a single amino acid within the ZA loop of the bromodomain (Glu344 of Brd3BD2, which corresponds to Gly386 in Brd4BD2). (B) Diagram of point mutants generated to explore reciprocal swap of the amino acid at this position. (C) Reciprocal exchange of this single Gly/Glu residue in Brd4BD2 (i, iii) or Brd3BD2 (ii, iv) yields a corresponding swap of the kinetic profile in the resulting VHL/MZ1/BD ternary complex SPR sensorgram. For each sensorgram, values shown represent fitted dissociation constants for ternary complex formation (KDternary), dissociative half-life of the ternary complex (t1/2) (calculated as t1/2 = ln2/koff) and cooperativity factor (α) (calculated as α = KDbinary/KDternary).