Figures & data
Figure 1 (Left) NMR assignment of the phosphorylation pattern of Tau after incubation with PKACitation14. (Right) Effect of a single phosphorylation event at Ser214 on the microtubule binding propertiesCitation15 (right, top) or on its tubulin polymerizing capacity (right, bottom). In both panes, the upper curve is Tau, and the lower one pSer214 Tau. The affinity of acrylodan labeled Tau towards taxol stabilzed microtubules was measured by FRET for Tau (solid curve) or pSer214 Tau (dotted line), whereas turbidity was used to evaluate the polymerization of tubulin into microtubules.
![Figure 1 (Left) NMR assignment of the phosphorylation pattern of Tau after incubation with PKACitation14. (Right) Effect of a single phosphorylation event at Ser214 on the microtubule binding propertiesCitation15 (right, top) or on its tubulin polymerizing capacity (right, bottom). In both panes, the upper curve is Tau, and the lower one pSer214 Tau. The affinity of acrylodan labeled Tau towards taxol stabilzed microtubules was measured by FRET for Tau (solid curve) or pSer214 Tau (dotted line), whereas turbidity was used to evaluate the polymerization of tubulin into microtubules.](/cms/asset/ea6f02bd-7436-43d1-ae9e-a4078cc8646c/kprn_a_10904055_f0001.gif)
Figure 2 (Left) Electron microscopy picture of a Tau PHF promoted by incubation with heparin. (Right) Model for the amyloid core of the fiber, with heparin providing for the negative charges essential to compensate for the positive stretch formed by parallel in register stacking of lysine containing peptides.Citation33
![Figure 2 (Left) Electron microscopy picture of a Tau PHF promoted by incubation with heparin. (Right) Model for the amyloid core of the fiber, with heparin providing for the negative charges essential to compensate for the positive stretch formed by parallel in register stacking of lysine containing peptides.Citation33](/cms/asset/408bdaf4-1c9a-4887-8256-b17372552111/kprn_a_10904055_f0002.gif)