Fig.1.
Fig.1. Na+-site in FIXa protease domain. The Na+-site in FIXa involves coordination from four carbonyl groups (184A, 185, 221A and 224) from the protein and two water molecules, W1 and W2. Electron density (2Fobs- Fcalc) is contoured at 1σ and sodium is labeled as Na. Note that the Na+-site is linked through water to the carboxylate of Asp189. The salt bridge between PBZ and Asp189 at the S1 site is shown. The coordination of the Na+-site is similar to that in FXa, FVIIa and APC. It differs from thrombin where two main chain carbonyls and four water molecules are coordinated to Na+.

Na+-site in FIXa protease domain. The Na+-site in FIXa involves coordination from four carbonyl groups (184A, 185, 221A and 224) from the protein and two water molecules, W1 and W2. Electron density (2Fobs- Fcalc) is contoured at 1σ and sodium is labeled as Na. Note that the Na+-site is linked through water to the carboxylate of Asp189. The salt bridge between PBZ and Asp189 at the S1 site is shown. The coordination of the Na+-site is similar to that in FXa, FVIIa and APC. It differs from thrombin where two main chain carbonyls and four water molecules are coordinated to Na+.

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