Figure 2.
Figure 2. Ribbon diagram of the structure of the unliganded extracellular αVβ3. The protein is bent at a flexible region (the genu, arrow; A). When extended at the genu,16 the structure assumes the more familiar shape seen previously by electron microscopy (B). The 12 domains are labeled. The PSI, EGF1, and EGF2 domains are not visible (indicated in gray); the tracing shown for PSI is approximate and the translated EGF3 and EGF4 domains have been used to show the approximate location of EGF1 and EGF2. The 4 metal ions (orange spheres) at the bottom of the propeller, the metal ion at the genu (orange), and the ADMIDAS ion (magenta) are shown. The dotted line in calf-2 represents the disordered loop containing the proteolytic cleavage site. A short dotted line also connects PSI and the hybrid domains, visible in panel B. The “n” and “c” indicate the amino and carboxyl terminus, respectively. Reprinted from Arnaout et al58 with permission.

Ribbon diagram of the structure of the unliganded extracellular αVβ3. The protein is bent at a flexible region (the genu, arrow; A). When extended at the genu,16  the structure assumes the more familiar shape seen previously by electron microscopy (B). The 12 domains are labeled. The PSI, EGF1, and EGF2 domains are not visible (indicated in gray); the tracing shown for PSI is approximate and the translated EGF3 and EGF4 domains have been used to show the approximate location of EGF1 and EGF2. The 4 metal ions (orange spheres) at the bottom of the propeller, the metal ion at the genu (orange), and the ADMIDAS ion (magenta) are shown. The dotted line in calf-2 represents the disordered loop containing the proteolytic cleavage site. A short dotted line also connects PSI and the hybrid domains, visible in panel B. The “n” and “c” indicate the amino and carboxyl terminus, respectively. Reprinted from Arnaout et al58  with permission.

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