1. Mechanism of 3′-Matured tRNA Discrimination from 3′-Immature tRNA by Class-II CCA- Adding Enzyme 
Seisuke Yamashita, Kozo Tomita 
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Volume 24, Issue 6, Pages (June 2016)
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2. Structure 2016 24, 918-925DOI: (10.1016/j.str.2016.03.022)
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3. Figure 1 Complex Structure of TmCCA and tRNA_CCA
(A) Overall structure of the complex of T. maritima CCA-adding enzyme (TmCCA) and tRNA with a 3′-CCA end (tRNA_CCA). The head, neck, body, and tail domains are colored magenta, green, blue, and orange, respectively. tRNA_CCA is colored gray. Electron densities of tRNAs. Overall complex structure of the class-I Archaeoglobus fulgidus CCA-adding enzyme with tRNA_CCA (inset, Xiong and Steitz, 2004; PDB: 1SZ1). The 2Fo–Fc map (colored blue) of the 3′-region of tRNA_CCA in the complex structure, contoured at 0.8 σ.
(B and C) Detailed view of interactions between TmCCA and tRNA_CCA.
(D) Schematic presentation of the interactions between tRNA_CCA and TmCCA in the complex. See also Figure S1.
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4. Figure 2 Structural Change of TmCCA Upon tRNA_CCA Binding
(A) Superimposition of the structures of apo TmCCA (Toh et al., 2009; PDB: 3H38, colored gray) and TmCCA complexed with tRNA_CCA (colored as in Figure 1A).
(B) Stereo view of the superimposition of the head domain structures of apo TmCCA and TmCCA complexed with tRNA_CCA. The β hairpins between β4 and β5 and the loops connecting β6 and α5 are colored orange and yellow in the structure of the TmCCA: tRNA_CCA complex for clarity, and the corresponding β hairpin and loop in apo TmCCA are colored dark gray.
(C) Stereo view of the tail domain structures of apo TmCCA and TmCCA complexed with tRNA_CCA. The TΨC and D loops of the tRNA are colored yellow and light blue, respectively.
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5. Figure 3 Structure of the Active Pocket of the TmCCA: tRNA_CCA Complex
(A) Stereo views of the superimposition of the TmCCA: tRNA_CCA complex (colored blue) onto the AaL: tRNA_CCA complex (colored magenta). For clarity, tRNAs are depicted by ribbon models, and enzymes are shown transparently.
(B) Stereo view of the catalytic core structure of the TmCCA: tRNA_CCA complex. Schematic representation of the catalytic core structures in the TmCCA: tRNA_CCA complex.
(C) Stereo view of the catalytic core structure of the AaL: tRNA_CCA complex (Yamashita et al., 2015). Schematic representation of the catalytic core structures in the AaL: tRNA_CCA complex.
(D) Superimposition of the catalytic core structures in (B) and (C). The 3′-parts of tRNA_CCA in TmCCA (colored cyan) and AaL (colored magenta) are shown by stick models, and only the structure of TmCCA is shown in gray, for clarity. See also Figure S2.
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6. Figure 4 Mechanism of Recognition and Discrimination of Mature tRNA
Schematic representation of the mechanism of 3′ end recognition and discrimination by a class-II CCA-adding enzyme. The tRNA-binding modes (left) and structures of the active pockets (right) are shown.
(A) The 3′ end of tRNA lacking 3′-A76 (tRNA_CC) at the release/discrimination site. This state is unstable, and the 3′ end relocates to the catalytic site shown in (B), as indicated by the bold arrow.
(B) The 3′ end of tRNA_CC at the catalytic site (left; pre-A76-addition stage). The 3′ end of 3′-mature tRNA (tRNA_CCA) at the catalytic site (right; post-A76-addition stage).
(C) The 3′ end of tRNA_CCA at the release/discrimination site. The active site and the release/discrimination site in the active pockets are enclosed by dashed circles. See also Figures S3, S4, and Movie S1.
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