Figure 9
(a) AlphaFold3 model of RbtM, a putative RBP, from diffocin-4 (Gebhart et al., 2015 ). The predicted aligned error, dark green, for residues in domain I (residues 1 to 385) compared with domain IV (residues 1292 to 1558) is relatively low as they are predicted to bind together through a shared β-sheet as seen in the rainbow-coloured model (N-terminus, blue; C-terminus, red). (b) AlphaFold3 model of gp33 from C. difficile phage ΦMMP03. (c) AlphaFold3 model of RtbL, a putative baseplate attachment protein from diffocin-4 (Gebhart et al., 2015 ). Note that the apparent helical bundle is predicted with low confidence and could be stretched into one long helix as predicted for gp67 of ΦCD508 [see (d)]. (d) Alignment of predicted structures of ΦCD508 gp67 and diffocin-4 RtbL; close alignment is seen for the N-terminal domains. |