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. 2022 Feb 24;2(3):631–645. doi: 10.1021/jacsau.1c00529

Figure 3.

Figure 3

Putative 3D models to explain the glycosylation of T3 and S14 of MUC14TR catalyzed by GalNAc-T2. (A) 3D view of complex GalNAc-T2/1 derived from a representative frame obtained from 0.5 μs of MD simulation. A key CH−π interaction between the β-methyl group of T3 and the aromatic ring of F372 is shown in dashed lines (distance 4.8 ± 0.4 Å). (B) 3D view of the binding site of GalNAc-T2/2 derived from a representative frame obtained from 0.5 μs of MD simulation. A relevant hydrogen bond, 38% populated through the whole trajectory, between the GalNAc at T6 of 2 (T15 in MUC14TR) and W265 is highlighted in dashed lines. In both structures, the catalytic domain is displayed in orange and the lectin domain is depicted in green. In the glycopeptides, the GalNAc units are shown in yellow sticks. UDP-GalNAc is displayed in gray sticks and Mn2+ is shown as a cyan sphere. Relevant residues of the glycopeptides and some residues of catalytic domain are also shown as sticks and in a different color. Schematic representation of the sequential glycosylation process at T3 and S14 of MUC14TR catalyzed by GalNAc-T2 is also displayed. These models highlight the N-terminal preference of GalNAc-T2.