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Figure 4.8: MurA (open form)<br />

Morph ID: f805267-29412 PDB ID: 1EJD<br />

HAG hinges: 20,21,228,229<br />

This protein is composed of a continuous domain (residues 21-228, in green above) and a<br />

discontinuous domain (residues 1-20 and 229-419, in pink and blue, respectively). There<br />

is a clear region of high FlexOracle energy and another of intermediate energy, with the<br />

boundary arguably at residue 232. The N-terminal boundary of the continuous domain is<br />

less clear.<br />

As in the case of Glutamine Binding Protein, StoneHinge did not predict the second<br />

largest domain as a single domain, instead predicting it as multiple smaller domains.<br />

Again, the StoneHinge output noted that its prediction did not correspond to domain<br />

motion.<br />

TLSMD finds the domain boundary at 228/229 in all partitions (N=2,3,4,5), but does not<br />

find the boundary at 20/21 until N=6. TLSMD analyses of the two peptide chains in<br />

1EJD are consistent in this regard (8.c). TLSMD 6-group boundaries for 1EJD chains A<br />

and B. The continuous domain consisting of residues 21-228 is broken into 3 segments<br />

(green/magenta/red) by TLSMD, which may be interpreted as due to local flexibility of<br />

the loop of residues (108-127) at the top of the green domain in Figure 4.8a.<br />

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