Figures & data
Figure 1. The model complex of GluTR and GSA-AT. The V-shaped dimer protein is GluTR while the other dimer is GSA-AT.
Figure 2. The illustration of GluTR variants with insertion of different numbers of lysine residues (A) and arginine residues (B). WT represented the wild-type GluTR.
Figure 3. ALA production of the variants with inserting different lysine residues (A) and arginine residues (B).
Figure 4. Structural analysis of N-terminal domain of GluTR. (A) Wild-type GluTR; (B) the variant GluTR K2 with insertion of 2 lysine residues; (C) the variant GluTR R1 with insertion of one arginine residue. The green dotted lines indicate the hydrogen bonds.
Figure 5. SDS-PAGE analysis of the GluTR variants with insertion of arginine residues.
