Table 1.
Summary of the simulated systems and main results.
System | Distance (Å) | State | Na+ | Supporting Information |
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F76--S422 | F76--S429 | ||||
Free state | |||||
hDAT(59–604) | 10.7±0.5 | 16.1±0.5 | IF | None | Fig. S5 |
hDAT(25–604) (Model1) | 8.4±0.5 | 12.3±0.9 | IF | None | Fig. S5 |
hDAT(25–604) (Model2) | 9.8±0.5 | 14.7±0.6 | IF | None | Fig. S5 |
hDAT(1–604) (Model1) | 9.5±0.6 | 14.0±0.5 | IF | None | Fig. 3; Fig. S6 |
hDAT(1–604) (Model2) | 4.3±0.3 | 11.4±0.3 | OF | Na2 | Fig.3 |
p-hDAT((1–604)) (Model1) | 9.0±0.7 | 13.9±0.6 | IF | Na1 | Figs. S7-S9 |
p-hDAT((1–604)) (Model2) | 8.9±0.4 | 14.2±0.5 | IF | Na2 | Figs. S7-S9 |
In complex with AMPH | |||||
hDAT(59–604) | 4.4±0.2 | 11.7±0.3 | OF | Na1; Na2 | Fig. S10; Fig. S11 |
hDAT(25–604) (Model1) | 4.7±0.3 | 12.3±0.4 | OF | Na1; Na2 | Fig. S10 |
hDAT(25–604) (Model2) | 8.4±0.5 | 13.4±0.6 | IF | Na2 | Fig. S10 |
hDAT(1–604) (Model1) | 8.6±0.4 | 14.0±0.7 | IF | Na2 | Fig. S12; Fig. S14 |
hDAT(1–604) (Model2) | 7.7±0.4 | 12.8±0.6 | IF | Na2 | Fig. S12; Fig. S14 |
p-hDAT(1–604) (Model1) | 4.4±0.3 | 11.0±0.5 | OF | Na2 | Fig. S13; Fig. S14 |
p-hDAT(1–604) (Model2) | 8.4±0.4 | 13.9±0.5 | IF | Na1; Na2 | Fig. S13; Fig. S14 |
With C-terminal/Full-length | |||||
hDAT(59–620) (free state) | 4.2±0.3 | 11.4±0.4 | OF | None | Fig. S15 |
hDAT(1–620) (Model2, free state) | 10.1±0.4 | 15.2±0.5 | IF | Na1; Na2 | Fig. S15 |
p-hDAT(1–620) + AMPH (Model1) | 4.4±0.3 | 11.0±0.6 | OF | Na2 | Fig. S15 |
hDAT(1–620) (designed) | 4.7±0.4 | 111.3±0.6 | OF | Na2 | Fig. S16 |
Notes:
The distances of F76--S422 and F76--S429 are averaged over the last 500-ns trajectory of each simulation
Model1 and Mode2 correspond to the initial conformation of hDAT(1–604) shown in Fig. 1.
Na+ denotes the sodium ions remained in the initial binding sites. The coordination environments of Na1 and Na2 are shown in Fig. S28 and Fig. S2. None indicates the release of both Na1 and Na2.
IF and OF refer to the inward-facing open (or inward-open for simplicity) and outward-facing open (or outward-open for simplicity) conformation (or state), respectively.
For the artificially designed full-length hDAT, the C-terminal tail was initially placed inside the membrane.