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Structural analysis of a HAMP domain: the linker region of the phototransducer in complex with sensory rhodopsin II.

The Journal of biological chemistry - 18 Nov 2005

Bordignon Enrica, Klare Johann P, Doebber Meike, Wegener Ansgar A, Martell Swetlana, Engelhard Martin, Steinhoff Heinz-Jürgen

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Sensory rhodopsin II, the photophobic receptor from Natronomonas pharaonis (NpSRII)5, forms a 2:2 complex with its cognate transducer (N. pharaonis halobacterial transducer of rhodopsins II (NpHtrII)) in lipid membranes. Light activation of NpSRII leads to a displacement of helix F, which in turn triggers a rotation/screw-like motion of TM2 in NpHtrII. This conformational change is thought to be transmitted...

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PMID: 16157581
DOI: 10.1074/jbc.M509391200

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