Figure 4
Figure 4. eTAFH domain binds peptides with a conserved (D/E)LXXLL motif from HEB, cMyb, N-CoR, and STAT6. (A) Overlays of selected amides in the 15N-1H HSQC spectra of the eTAFH domain recorded as a function of the concentration of each peptide. Each column represents titration data for 3 separate amides with one particular peptide. (B) Kd determination using chemical shift changes resulting from titrations of each peptide. The 3 best fits from changes in 1HN shifts for each peptide are displayed. (C) Results of a Kd determination using fluorescence polarization with 0.2 μM fluorescein-labeled HEB peptide (FLSN-TDKELSDLLD) and increasing concentrations of eTAFH. Results of one titration are shown. Two independent experiments were carried out resulting in Kd = 12.5 ± 2.1 μM. (D) Sequence alignment of peptides examined for eTAFH binding. Consensus amino acids are colored in blue. Asterisks indicate residues in HEB whose side chains contact the eTAFH domain.

eTAFH domain binds peptides with a conserved (D/E)LXXLL motif from HEB, cMyb, N-CoR, and STAT6. (A) Overlays of selected amides in the 15N-1H HSQC spectra of the eTAFH domain recorded as a function of the concentration of each peptide. Each column represents titration data for 3 separate amides with one particular peptide. (B) Kd determination using chemical shift changes resulting from titrations of each peptide. The 3 best fits from changes in 1HN shifts for each peptide are displayed. (C) Results of a Kd determination using fluorescence polarization with 0.2 μM fluorescein-labeled HEB peptide (FLSN-TDKELSDLLD) and increasing concentrations of eTAFH. Results of one titration are shown. Two independent experiments were carried out resulting in Kd = 12.5 ± 2.1 μM. (D) Sequence alignment of peptides examined for eTAFH binding. Consensus amino acids are colored in blue. Asterisks indicate residues in HEB whose side chains contact the eTAFH domain.

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