Fig. 6: Proposed model for SOS1 activation. | Nature Communications

Fig. 6: Proposed model for SOS1 activation.

From: Architecture and autoinhibitory mechanism of the plasma membrane Na+/H+ antiporter SOS1 in Arabidopsis

Fig. 6

TM5 and TM6 helices from the core domains are illustrated and labeled. Side chains of the D201TM6 are shown as sticks. Intracellular domains including the HCs, CNBLD, and β-CTD are represented according to their structure and labeled. The C-loops and C-helices are shown as tubes. The unresolved structure of the C-terminal tail is shown in dashed lines. a The inhibited state is shown where the intracellular domains are tightly packed together. The TM5b occludes D201TM6 and makes it inaccessible from the intracellular side. b The active state is demonstrated, where the intracellular domains are unpacked following the release of the C-loop and C-helices. The phosphorylated region is denoted by a red dotted circle. The core ___domain undergoes elevator-like movement between the inward-facing conformation and outward-facing conformation, depicted using opaque and transparent cartoons, respectively. Arrows indicate the movement of the core ___domain from the inward-facing state to the outward-facing state.

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