SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS:

Alignments
Trees
Domain models
Evaluation of models
SequenceSpace:

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Figure A1a:Aligment of the catalytic domain (pdf)
Figure A1b:Aligment of the RGS-like domain (pdf)
Figure A1c:Aligment of the PH domain (pdf)

Clustalw aligments for the three domains of GRK2, coloured by Blosum62 matrix properties.



Figure A2a:

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Figure A2b:

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Clustalw bootstrapped trees for the three domains of GRK2, using aligments from figures A1.



Figure A3:


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GRK2 3D models of the three major domains; N- and C-terminus residues are shown:


Figure A4a,b,c,d,e,f,g:
 
 


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Evaluation of the models of each domain and of their corresponding pdb templates, provided by Eval123D.

a,b,c,d: kinase, open and close conformations
e,f: rgs
g: ph



Figure A5a:


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Top ranking tree determinants from SequenceSpace results, mapped onto GRK2 model and PAK1 structure:

29 residues predicted as tree determinants at the kinase domain:
the proposed docking model for the three domains agrees on 16 residues at 5 � or less
to the RGS and PH chains (the other 9 solutions, only 8-12 residues).

For PAK1, 13 predicted treedet are depicted, distributed by distance to the PDB domain as follows:

  •   3�:    0
  •   4�:    1
  •   5�:    1
  •   6�:    2
  •   7�:    4
  • 10�:    5
  • 15�:    9
  • 25�:  13


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SequenceSpace vectors for GRK2 kinase sequence family (black), GRK2 sequence (red) and
GRK2 main tree-determinant residues (blue).

So, figures A6 derive from the fact of referring all residual distances to this main tree-determinant residues.
 



Figure A6a,b,c:


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Quantitative analysis of SequenceSpace results:
a: PAK1
b: docking of RGS against kinase
c: docking of PH against kinase-RGS complex
 
 



Links and references to bioinformatic resources: