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Surface properties of the EphA3 LBD.

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posted on 2015-05-20, 03:12 authored by Garry Jason Forse, Maria Loressa Uson, Fariborz Nasertorabi, Anand Kolatkar, Ilaria Lamberto, Elena Bianca Pasquale, Peter Kuhn

(A) Sequence conservation of the EphA3 LBD. Residues of EphA3 forming part of the interface with ephrin-A5 are colored by sequence conservation and other residues are colored wheat. The core of the EphA3 ephrin-binding pocket is lined by conserved residues, highlighted as blue spheres. EphA3 is shown in surface representation and the ephrin-A5 GH loop in cartoon representation. (B) Surface representation of the EphA3 LBD colored by diffusion accessibility. The two regions with poor diffusion accessibility (dark blue) are the ephrin-binding pocket (top left) and a channel near the previously described tetramerization surface [30] (bottom right). While the EphA3 LBD alone is not sufficient to form a heterotetramer, the structure nevertheless reveals a framework for residues D130, H131, G132 and V133, which have been proposed to be part of the tetramerization surface [30]. This framework includes residues R83, N85, W86 and Y180 located in a channel with poor diffusion accessibility.

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