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However, human exon-1 (17Q) huntingtin (N84), which lacks histidine 98, interacted with copper (II) and eluted at 32 mM imidazole to EDTA (Figure 2D) suggesting it has a different conformation and mode of interaction with copper than N171.

The differences in the various complexes might account for the structural features of the two examined cytochromes (for example cytochrome c552 has a different conformation of the distal loop due to the different length of this structural element: 13 amino acids vs. 17 amino acids in the yeast protein) as well as differences in the nature of residues on the surface the partner proteins.

Hence, the chromatin has a different conformation by enabling the interaction between many different elements necessary for the regulation of the gene [ 34].

It is possible that the native Stem II RNA has a different conformation, and that the plasticity of the Rev-RRE interface has allowed crystallization of a non-native conformation.

The tRNAi has a different conformation (eP/I′) from the canonical P/P state, the P/I state observed in the pm48S (Lomakin and Steitz, 2013), or the bacterial 30S PIC (Julián et al., 2011).

Finally, although the glycinyl moiety of GSH has a different conformation between kappa and tau, the side chain of a leucine at the end of B2 makes contact with this end of GSH in both structures.

(i) The loop forming acceptor subsite +3 had a different conformation, providing the G2-amylase with more space at acceptor subsite +3, and (ii) the G2-amylase contained a five-residue amino acid insertion that hampers substrate binding at the donor subsites −3/−4 (Biochemistry, 38 (1999 83855).

This view contrasts with the solution structure of apo-Gal3C, in which the loops surrounding the binding site have a different conformation in the absence of ligand.

The molecular conformations in forms II IV are essentially identical, while Ia and Ib have a different conformation, as is clearly visible from the overlay plot shown in Figure 2 and the characterizing torsion angles given in Table 3.

Most likely, this band represents the apo-precursor which may have a different conformation due to the absence of heme, explaining its different migration behavior in native gel electrophoresis.

Thus, the RPTPρ juxtamembrane catalytic region is likely to have a different conformation to that of the other phosphatases and a net positive charge, making the regulation of phosphatase activity by dimerization-induced wedge inhibition unlikely.