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Division of labor in cargo and membrane recognition by SNX1-SNX5: Insights from multiscale modelling

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By GAURAV KUMAR, Krishnakanth Baratam, Anand Srivastava, Satya Chaithanya Duggisetty
| BioRxiv
Abstract Sorting Nexins (SNXs) are a large group of diverse cellular trafficking proteins that play essential roles in membrane remodeling and cargo sorting between organelles. SNX proteins comprise a banana-shaped BAR domain that acts as a curvature-inducing scaffold and a phosphoinositide lipids sensitive Phox-Homology Domain (PXD) that interacts with the membrane to ensure specific and efficient organelle binding.
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SOP-MULTI: A Self-Organized Polymer-Based Coarse-Grained Model for Multidomain and Intrinsically Disordered Proteins with Conformation Ensemble Consistent with Experimental Scattering Data

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By Krishnakanth Baratam, Anand Srivastava
| dx.doi.org
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SOP-MULTI: A self-organized polymer based coarse-grained model for multi-domain and intrinsically disordered proteins with conformation ensemble consistent with experimental scattering data

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By Krishnakanth Baratam, Anand Srivastava
| BioRxiv
Abstract Multidomain proteins with long flexible linkers and full-length intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs) are best defined as an ensemble of conformations rather than a single structure. Determining high-resolution ensemble structures of such proteins poses various challenges using tools from experimental structural biophysics.
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