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Figure 4
Access to the active site of AtzA. The surface of the active site and solvent-access channel (which form a single continuous channel from the active-site metal to the solvent) is shown in an AtzA monomer which has been coloured by secondary structure. The amino acids that form this surface (His66, His68, Gln71, Phe84, Tyr85, Trp87, Leu88, Phe89, Val92, Tyr93, Asp128, Met155, Phe157, Met160, Asp161, Ile164, Gln165, Val168, Leu180, Ser182, Ile183, Met184, Ala216, Thr217, Thr219, Ala220, His243, Glu246, Asp250, His276, Leu305, Asp327, Asn328 and Ser331) are shown as sticks, but have not been labelled for clarity. The amino-acid resides are labelled in Supplementary Fig. S5. The active-site metal (Fe2+) is shown as an orange sphere. The images are rotated 180° around the vertical axis with respect to each other.

Journal logoBIOLOGICAL
CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
ISSN: 1399-0047
Volume 71| Part 3| February 2015| Pages 710-720
doi:10.1107/S1399004715000619
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