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Resolution: standard / high Figure 2.
Functional regions in the tubby family proteins. (a) Ribbon diagram of the tubby domain from Tub [5]. Helices and β sheets are depicted as cylinders and arrows, respectively. The structure
consists of a 12-stranded β barrel filled by a central hydrophobic helix. (b) Co-crystal structure of the tubby domain from Tub bound to GPMI-P2, a soluble analog
of the head group from PIP2 [6]. The PIP2 analog is shown in a van der Waals sphere representation. The PIP2 analog
binds at a site on the tubby β-barrel adjacent to helix 6A. Panels (a) and (b) reproduced
with permission from [5] and [6], respectively. (c) TULP3 binds to the IFT-A complex. A summary cartoon of the IFT-A complex subunits
and their association with TULP3 is shown. The black dotted line encircles the 'core'
complex subunits, and the blue dashed line contains the accessory subunits. TULP3
associates with the 'core' IFT-A complex, and this interaction is dependent on an
amino-terminal region conserved between TULP3, TUB and TULP2. TPR, tetratricopeptide
repeat.
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