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RESEARCH SUPPORT, N.I.H., EXTRAMURAL
RESEARCH SUPPORT, NON-U.S. GOV'T
The BECN1 coiled coil domain: an "imperfect" homodimer interface that facilitates ATG14 and UVRAG binding.
Autophagy 2012 August
The coiled-coil domain of BECN1 serves as a protein interaction platform to recruit two major autophagy regulators ATG14 and UVRAG. Our crystal structure of the BECN1 coiled-coil domain reveals a homodimer with an imperfect dimer interface. This "imperfect" feature favors the formation of a stable BECN1-ATG14 or BECN1-UVRAG heterodimer over a metastable BECN1 homodimer to promote autophagy and/or endocytic pathways.
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