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    A novel RAB5 binding site in human VPS34-CII that is likely the primordial site in eukaryotic evolution

    Saule Spokaite, Yohei Ohashi ... Roger L Williams
    Cryo-EM structures unexpectedly show that there are two binding sites for RAB5, with the VPS15 site being the most evolutionarily ancient site, which is essential for endocytic sorting.
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    Two Glu/Asp Residues Cooperatively Mediate an Early Step of ATP Hydrolysis in GHKL ATPases MutL and GyrB

    Kenji Fukui, Ayaka Shibuya ... Takato Yano
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    Twelve phosphomimetic mutations induce the assembly of recombinant full-length human tau into paired helical filaments

    Sofia Lövestam, Jane L Wagstaff ... Sjors HW Scheres
    Phosphomimetic mutations allow the assembly of full-length recombinant tau into Alzheimer's paired helical filaments by disrupting intramolecular contacts between its ordered core and fuzzy coat.
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    ProteinConformers: large-scale and energetically profiled descriptions of protein conformational landscapes

    Yihang Zhou, Chen Wei ... Yang Zhang
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    Binding Entropy Can Be Predicted by Crystallographic Ensembles

    Charlotte A Miller, Stephanie A Wankowicz
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    Intraflagellar transport protein IFT172 contains a C-terminal ubiquitin-binding U-box-like domain involved in ciliary signaling

    Nevin K Zacharia, Stefanie Kuhns ... Esben Lorentzen
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    Natural xanthones as α-Mangostin induce vasorelaxation involving key gating residues in the S6 domain of BK channels

    Soenke Cordeiro, Robert Patejdl ... Marianne A Musinszki
    Identification of mangostins as potent BK channel activators links natural xanthones to vascular smooth muscle relaxation, providing a mechanistic basis for their reported antihypertensive effects.