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Dynein heavy chain domain structure

Comparison of the amino acid sequences of myosins, kinesins, and dyneins did not reveal significant relationships between these protein families but, after their three-dimensional structures were determined, members of the myosin and kinesin families were found to have remarkable similarities. In particular, both myosin and kinesin contain P-loop NTPase cores homologous to those found in G proteins. Sequence analysis of the dynein heavy chain reveals it to be a member of the AAA subfamily of P-loop NTPases that we encountered previously in the context of the 19S proteasome (Section 23.2.21. Dynein has six sequences encoding such P-loop NTPase domains arrayed along its length. Thus, we can draw on our knowledge of G proteins and other P-loop NTPases as we analyze the mechanisms of action of these motor proteins. [Pg.1399]


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