(i) The superposition of the crystallographic electron densities maps of PDB
2IAE chain a,b,c (green) and PDB
3FGA (light pink) with cryo‐EM map EMD‐0510 (gray) at a map threshold of 0.25 shows that in all three maps, density is protruding into the center of the horseshoe‐shaped PP2A holoenzyme at the same position (closeup, right). The fits of all three PP2A structures—PDB
6NTS (ii), PDB
3FGA (iii) and PDB
2IAE, (chain a,b,c) (iv) —into their respective densities show that in all three cases, this area of density was attributed to the C‐terminal tail of the PP2A catalytic subunit. In the case of PDB
6NTS, the overall map quality and local resolution in that area reveals less easily interpretable features than in the case of PDBs 3FGA/2IAE. Only the last three C‐terminal tail residues (307‐9) were built, and the DT061 ligand (red) was modeled right next to them. This leaves most of the visible extra density (asterisk) uninterpreted (ii), in a position where in the higher resolution models of PP2A/C (3FGA/2IAE) further residues of the PP2A/C C‐terminus have been placed.