Figure 2.
Figure 2: Crystal structure of the beta-[3]
core in complex with its alpha-[1]
binding partner (AID). The [3]
core can be divided into three regions: an SH3 domain (residues
60 -120 and 170 -175, gold), a HOOK region (residues 121 -169,
purple) and a GK domain (residues 176 -360, green). Residues 226
-244 (forming the 4
helix) are disordered in this molecule but are well resolved in
another one in the same asymmetric unit. Residues 422 -446 of
Ca[V]1.2c containing the entire AID are coloured in orange. This
and all subsequent ribbon diagrams were generated with the
program RIBBONS28.
[3]
core in complex with its alpha-
[1]
binding partner (AID). The 
[3]
core can be divided into three regions: an SH3 domain (residues
60 -120 and 170 -175, gold), a HOOK region (residues 121 -169,
purple) and a GK domain (residues 176 -360, green). Residues 226
-244 (forming the 
4
helix) are disordered in this molecule but are well resolved in
another one in the same asymmetric unit. Residues 422 -446 of
Ca[V]1.2c containing the entire AID are coloured in orange. This
and all subsequent ribbon diagrams were generated with the
program RIBBONS28.